A number of states have gay marriage on the ballot today. Why is this even an issue? There are people that are gay, and there always have been. Depending on what statistics you read, the percentage of humans that are gay is somewhere between 9% and 14% (probably substantially higher among Catholic Priests). And the percentages hold up across all races, all religions, all geographic regions of the world. On a per capita basis, there are no more gays living in San Francisco than there are in any farming town across the midwest - they're just a little more open about it. It doesn't mean they are bad people, or they'd be bad parents, or they can't fall in love and get married - or divorced.
In fact, the percentage of gay people far outnumber people with red hair - which is only 1 to 2% of the world population. Instead of picking on homosexuals, why don't you say that redheads shouldn't marry? That makes about as much sense! (actually, redheads were persecuted as witches in the middle ages - maybe we haven't evolved as far as everyone thinks we have)
We need to stop this widespread bigotry. This is akin to More...