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**Imiweevierm** · 05-09-2012, 06:40 AM

I believe the civil right is against discrimination. At least, this is the case in Canada. I don't care how the US does it.

There is no right to marriage - there is a right to be free from discrimination on sexual orientation, amongst other things.

You could argue all day on this--I don't think there's one conclusively correct answer, but it's my opinion that the distinction between gay marriage and traditional marriage is a perfectly reasonable one.

05-09-2012, 06:40 AM	#15
Imiweevierm Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 670 Senior Member	I believe the civil right is against discrimination. At least, this is the case in Canada. I don't care how the US does it. There is no right to marriage - there is a right to be free from discrimination on sexual orientation, amongst other things. You could argue all day on this--I don't think there's one conclusively correct answer, but it's my opinion that the distinction between gay marriage and traditional marriage is a perfectly reasonable one.
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