Marriage
Equality: Why I vote YES!
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My view
I believe that this law should have NOT been enforced in the first
place. Not only you take away their right to get married. But it also
is a big headache for many other legal reasons. You also take away
their right to be more accepted into society. This law is inhumaine
and has kind of made the LGBTI community ostracized and like they
can’t be open about their sexuality. Why should the government
control how we get married in this world?
I voted yes to same sex marriage because I feel that everyone should
have the right to get married. I want the LGBTI community to be just
as much apart of our society. I also feel that it will alleviate some
of the hate and crime that we have going on related to this issue.
Society is becoming more accepting and I believe we all need to co
exist. It’s about inclusion and treating everyone like human
beings. I am hoping that it will create more peace and serenity to
the world. Ostracizing LGBTI communities from this right is like
firing someone from their job because they are black or white or from
another country or even wearing shoes that do not affect how the
person works. Your sexuality does not affect who you are or what you
do. Our children are NOT damaged by this community because they have
shown that they accept people unconditionally and we should be the
same. I hope that if they do legalize it that they don’t change it
back or ever touch it. It’s not about religion anymore.
Life is crazy and too short. Be kind to one another.