Gay Marriage should be legal in all States.

That statement that scientist don't understand the brain fully is true[1]. Not to some degree, but its 100% true. With that, we really can't say right now why some people like their own gender over the opposite one. And if we don't really understand it then we can't just start saying they can just make the choice to turn heterosexual. From personal experience I know homosexual men and women who say that they can't choose that they are naturally attracted to their gender and feel no sexual feelings for the opposite gender. The argument that one can control their sexuality is one with no 100% proven science behind it, only hypothesis and theories. ---------------------------------------------- "That being said, making gay marriage legal in all 50 states would still be wrong if one follows the Constitution. A document this country was founded proudly upon." The Constitution was founded to protect our rights and liberties. It protects the rights of the Majority as well as the Minority (in this case homosexuals). The way we interpret the Constitution will play a vital role here, we know that there are an endless amount of Natural Rights you are born with, the writers of the Constitution could never have wrote and fit those in. Our Government, on both Federal and State levels are not allowed to discriminate one group from another, that's in the Constitution. Amendment 14[2] states that no citizen will be denied privileges or immunities of US Citizenship, and as you had just stated Marriage is a privilege that would mean States cannot make laws denying a homosexual the privilege to marry due to their sexual orientation. ---------------------------------------------- I brought up the United Nations solely to show that it is considered a Natural Right by many countries, including America. We adopted this draft on what Human Rights are, we as a country cannot say that we believe that Marriage is a right for all humans but in our own land not practice what we say we believe. Our Federal Government does not discriminate against homosexuals, some of our State Governments due though, they give benefits to married couples of opposite sex, but not to those of the same sex that is discrimination. Depriving people of certain benefits that can help them and their families is just as bad as beating them and turning the dogs loose on them. It will only cause hurt and anger, it will make OUR own citizens feel like they are less because they have a different belief then you, they will feel like they must change or even move because of who they are. Again, our Constitution has always been here to protects the citizen and make EVERYONE equal. ---------------------------------------------- Marriage is a legally recognized social contract between two individuals, religion has no say anymore in whether or not one can be married. I am an Atheist, I will marry the person who I want, whether your religion says I can or not. Religion is very discriminatory, that is probably one of the reasons our Founding Fathers and Framers (men who wrote our Constitution) wanted State and Church separated. --------------------------------------------- More and more Judges in many States are interpreting that not allowing homosexuals to marry is against the Constitution. One State Judge ruled that it was unconstitutional to ban gay marriage[3]. Some of his quotes: "This is an unconstitutional attempt to narrow the definition of equality." "The exclusion of a minority for no rational reason is a dangerous precedent." And he is right in everything he states. Banning gay marriage is an attempt to narrow our definition of equality and doing this does set a dangerous precedent. Sources: 1.) http://www.pbs.org... 2.) http://legal-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com... 3.) http://www.huffingtonpost.com...