[TheRealThing]

Again, your god don't make American laws. All of the founders didn't believe in your god. God was a general term for citizens. It meant their god. Think Thomas Paine. He didn't believe in your god, yet he was a founding father. No one says you have to believe like us, but in the same sense, we don't have to believe like you. You can't force your view on us through laws, and constitutional lawyers are finally shutting you guys down. FTR, I say screw your god. As an American, he doesn't make my rules. Again, if you don't want to have an abortion, don't. If you don't want to be gay, don't. If I don't want to believe in your god, or anybody else's, I won't. If you don't want to smoke weed, don't. America is 100% about citizens rights to believe in what they want, but you can't take my rights, that are equal to yours, away from me. I'm straight, but if I wasn't, and wanted to have the right to marriage to someone I loved, it's none of your damn business. As to your "230 year" tradition, gays have been here the whole time, they just stayed in the closet more, until it became more acceptable. Now, they aren't letting you hold their views back.

Thanks for drawing the distinction between us.