Finally, Dear Gentle Reader(s), someone has come up with the absolutely last, ultimate, final word on why “gay people” should not be allowed to call their committed relationships “marriage.”
From The Desert Sun:
As far as I'm concerned, (gay people) can and should have all the rights as anyone else, except to call their union “marriage.”
When they call the union married, it infringes on my right to be identified as being married to one from the opposite sex.
When asked or questioned if I'm married, I shouldn't have to explain whether it is to a male or female.
Jodie Griffin
Palm Desert
Makes sense, eh wot? Really. How is it possible to forge a refutation?
The right not to have to say, “I’m married to a male” is surely embedded in the Constitution…somewhere. Now, if I could just find my copy to read it…
Congratulations, Jodie Griffin of Palm Desert. You’ve earned a spot in philosophical history books!
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