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This Is Genius: Gay Marriage Solved. The Only Words Left To Add; To Any Law Mentioning the Word “Marriage,” are “United for Life.”
The primary fuel of Gay Marriage advocates is equal rights for equal people. And all people are created equal and thus deserve to be treated as such. Fortunately, I’ve solved the problem and now everyone can move forward.
That is correct, move forward. Just because somebody does something someone may disagree with, does not give them the right to supersede someone else’s Constitutional rights.
I know most everybody can agree with the above.
But can you also see past the politics of both the Republicans and Democrats? Today’s modern marriage debate was not about politics, even though it may have become since. It is; and always has been to people who are actually gay, about equal rights to and of their respective spouse.
It was about the Common Laws of the world. Marriage has been defined by God and man. Marriage is between a man and a woman, period. But this doesn’t mean man can’t put in place laws conveying the same rights to people bound by the legal term ”Marriage” to those people wishing to be bound by the legal term ”United for Life.”
Thus, rights and people are equal. Both can be legally defined differently without prejudice. An apple is an apple and can’t be mistaken for a banana, but they are both fruit.
This is why gay people and Christian alike, should not have to be confined to Religious or other people’s perceptions. It is for this reason I hereby declare the “Gay Marriage” issue solved! Just spread the word about this “new” idea to everyone and everywhere.
Instead of getting married like “straight” people, “gay” people can now be “united for life.” It really is this simple folks.
How easy is this? Way too easy. And not only do I not hold public office, I’m not even getting paid for my articles.
I now pronouce you “United for Life;” you may “kiss the bride,” or you may “kiss the groom.”
Thanks for Reading
Ordinary Citizen
