2) It’s amazing how quickly the Yes on 8 people have portrayed themselves as the victims. They’re not the victims; none of their threatening statements will come true. If they cared so much about religious freedom or schools, they’d be changing laws about enforcement or the curricula, not taking away rights from people. The backers of the Yes on 8 campaign? The Mormon Church, the Knights of Columbus, and Focus on the Family, all of whom oppose both gay marriage and civil unions. This is a fight to take rights away from gays and lesbians, not to help religious people based on some fear that they may be persecuted.

Please donate to the campaign at http://www.noonprop8.com and make a difference. These statements are blatantly homophobic and threaten us all, everywhere.

The marriage equality movement is simply about allowing any two adult citizens the right to marry each other, without requiring them to be of different sexes.

It’s just that gays and lesbians do not have the right to redefine marriage to match their minority viewpoint about what marriage is. If they did have that right, why wouldn’t I have the right to re-re-define marriage to match my majority viewpoint about what marriage is? If everyone gets the equal right to redefine marriage to match their own ideas about matrimony, then the only fair way to determine what marriage is would be to go with the majority, which would be man-woman marriage.

Visit my Web site http://www.GaysDefendMarriage.com for more non-homophobic reasons to defend marriage as the union of a man and a woman.