not to associate with them . That includes governments of all levels that have nondiscrimination policies. Just as the BSA can choose to not charter a troop sponsored by the Extremely Gay Atheist Society, the EGAS can say "no camping in our nature reserve except by groups that meet our nondiscrimination policy". Complaining that the BSA can't force others to associate with them after the BSA went to court to avoid forced association is intellectually dishonest at best. if you're not going to read the links I posted which show the specific constitutional freedoms that are already being threatened and destroyed, then I'm sorry, I can't satisfy you. Karen, I read those links. For the record, I grew up in the Adventist church and I'm very familiar with the culture and the mindset, which often includes a great deal of very circular reasoning. Even so, the info on the links you provided is SO circular I found myself getting dizzy. For example, it claims same-sex marriage puts limits on your religious freedom because one of the reason gay people seek to be married is to thumb their noses at those who want to protect traditional marriage. If your definition of "protecting traditional marriage" means prohibiting gay people from marrying, well, yeah -- they kind of HAVE to thwart you. But it's probably nothing personal. You may want to consider the possibility that their marriage is about THEM, not YOU. This concern about the limitations of your religious freedom is followed