Yeah true but you don't see the gays marching against these groups, just the Mormons. Kinda hypocritical and sheepish IMO. If gays are afforded the same rights as married straight couples then why the need to change the institution of marriage? That's what I don't get. It seems that the MO of the general gay community is to throw their opinions and lifestyle in the face of everyone else and if you disagree then you are labeled a bigot. People are all raised with different beliefs. Disagreeing with gay marriage doesn't mean you hate gays and that's what people don't understand.
But saying to someone "You're not entitled to the same rights as I am, because you wish to 'live gay'" is what it means to act like a bigot.
I still go back to the taxation issue, though. And one real important issue - at least from a few perspectives - is that, with a simple majority at the ballot box, *anyone's* rights can be taken away in California. I have to argue that that's a fatal flaw in our system.
The 'yes on 8' people keep playing the 'why isn't it ok to disagree with you?' card and that's not the point.
Disagreeing with logic, common sense, and the love of Christ is everyone's right and that's fine by me. BUT, what's not fine is attempting to dictate how others must live. If YOU wish to live according to your beliefs, so be it. That's what America is here for.
But telling others they must live based on your beliefs? Completely un-American, by every definition.