The Pulitzer editorials got me thinking again about the issue of gay marriage. This is probably unsurprising to many Cozy readers, but I'm all for it. People should be able to marry whomever they want to marry. It's not the state's business to legislate love or sexuality. I'm more convinced than ever that the state has no business denying a gay or lesbian couple the right to be married with all the attendant benefits thereof.
Marriage is many things on many levels, but to the state it's just a legally binding contract.
Many people think weddings should be a lot more than just paper signing, and I agree. The legal aspects are but a part of what a wedding is, but they are all the state should be concerned with. But that kind of argument has no business in our legal system. Besides, the people who make this self-righteous, moralistic, judgmental kind of argument should go and extract the planks from their own eyes, if you ask me. Likewise, plenty have two mommies.