As a heterosexual male (last I checked,) the legalization of same sex marriage doesn't really bother me (though it'd be funny as fuck if it turned out all the women in the world were lesbians and decided to only marry other women, that shit would be getting appealed in an instant.)
Having a heart, the obvious answer for people who want to marry someone of the same sex, as long as they're not hurting/affecting anyone else, is to let them do so. Not being involved in any of this, it's easy for me to say "go ahead and get married."
But if I were a justice of the peace or someone who was in a position that had to marry a gay couple... I couldn't do it. The same way if I were a Doctor, I could not perform an abortion.
The way I feel about gay marriage is the same I'd feel about buying underage kids beer, I might not be against the idea and/or it may seem harmless, but it's the law.
If there is a heaven, I would not want to jeopardize my chances of getting in there because I really don't know how marrying a gay couple or performing an abortion would look on my life's resume. I just rather not be associated with either.
I don't think anyone can really judge other's unless they ask themselves the same question. I would think there are others here who don't see same sex marriage as a big deal, but they would not feel comfortable marrying a same sex couple and I think it would be really hard(impossible) for most to actually abort a baby.
Anyway, if there are justices of the peace willing to marry them, then best of luck to them.
By the way, I'm not trying to say gay marriage and abortion having anything to do with one another. In my opinion, you'd think same sex marriage would of been legalized far sooner then abortion.
Having a heart, the obvious answer for people who want to marry someone of the same sex, as long as they're not hurting/affecting anyone else, is to let them do so. Not being involved in any of this, it's easy for me to say "go ahead and get married."
But if I were a justice of the peace or someone who was in a position that had to marry a gay couple... I couldn't do it. The same way if I were a Doctor, I could not perform an abortion.
The way I feel about gay marriage is the same I'd feel about buying underage kids beer, I might not be against the idea and/or it may seem harmless, but it's the law.
If there is a heaven, I would not want to jeopardize my chances of getting in there because I really don't know how marrying a gay couple or performing an abortion would look on my life's resume. I just rather not be associated with either.
I don't think anyone can really judge other's unless they ask themselves the same question. I would think there are others here who don't see same sex marriage as a big deal, but they would not feel comfortable marrying a same sex couple and I think it would be really hard(impossible) for most to actually abort a baby.
Anyway, if there are justices of the peace willing to marry them, then best of luck to them.
By the way, I'm not trying to say gay marriage and abortion having anything to do with one another. In my opinion, you'd think same sex marriage would of been legalized far sooner then abortion.