As long as they're consenting adults, it shouldn't be anybody's business but their own.  I don't think people who don't agree with it should be forced into cooperation though.  Arizona had a situation a couple years ago where a gay couple wanted to get a cake from a bakery, but the bakery refused because the owners of the bakery didn't believe in gay marriage.  The couple took them to court and the court forced the bakery to make the cake.  That's what I don't agree with.  Both sides of the argument, imo, should fall under your fifth amendment right to be left alone.  If you don't want to partake, you shouldn't be forced into it.

 

Let a marriage agreement between two people, gay or not, be a contract.  Get the state out of the union completely and only bring the courts in when divorce or breech of contract becomes an issue.

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