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yes 100% why wouldn't anybody
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Yeah of course
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Yes, yes, yes!
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Yes
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Marriage is a religious ceremony. The government should only issue civil contracts to straights or gays. All consenting adults should be allowed to get them. If you want a formal ceremony then you can hire clergy but no minister should be forced to conduct a ceremony that goes against his/her beliefs.
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RevtimNo minister, priest, or pastor has ever been forced to perform marriages against their will
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OrangeDonRumpMarriage is NOT a religious ceremony. It is ONLY religious when the couple chooses it to be. Many people are legally married by judges and ship captains, too - nowhere in our Constitution or our State Laws is anyone required to have religion or an imaginary god as part of the marriage process - that is VOLUNTARY. Besides, MANY religions approve of, bless and perform gay weddings. And there has never been a minister who was forced to perform a wedding that s/he didn't want to. So, suck on that, bigot!!
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I'm a Christian I can't support gay anything but I can leave those people alone to do whatever they want to do without bothering them or molesting them.
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OrangeDonRump
It sure is nice when a bigot isn't in charge of anything. Many, many Christian Congregations all over the US and other countries perform and bless gay marriages.
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Yes, I'm not a complete and utter douchebag.
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OrangeDonRump
Oh, there area a couple here already, above you...
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Yes, I do. Same sex marriage has been a thing ever since marriage became a formal contract, all over the world.
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Yes. 100%. My younger brother is gay, married, and they have two great children. I am their uncle and godfather. I am not a bigoted, hateful POS like some people...
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I'd better....when I meet the right guy, I want to get married.
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