Quote:That "ridiculous thing that no one wants" was gay marriage. Twenty years ago no one, including gays, wanted gay marriage. It was too heteronormative for the queer culture. Then you get lawsuits and some judges decide that marriage isn't what it's always been in our society. Polygamy has a much more legitimate history, and its highly hypocritical for some one to say I can change the institution to suit my desire but you cannot do the same to suit yours. And no one voted on gay marriage to my knowledge, did we have a referendum that I missed? Seems to me that the activist judiciary struck down the will of the people in permitting gay marriage rather than expressing that new desire through the legislature as is proper. Why would you think we'll have a say in the next cultural perversion to crop up?

 

Polls show that by large majorities, the public does not believe homosexuality is immoral, and also by a large majority, the public believes gay marriage should be allowed.   So I don't think it was a case of activist judges striking down the will of the people.  The people in general support gay marriage.  

 

Obviously, you believe homosexuality is a perversion and immoral.  Most people don't agree with you.   They used to.   As late as 2007, a majority thought homosexuality was immoral.   But as of 2014, according to the Gallup poll, 58% do not think it is immoral and 38% think it is immoral.   That's quite a swing.  Society has moved, and you have not.   I can see why you are frustrated.   But there's nothing you can do about it.  

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