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I heard one man put the issue this way: Since when did it become popular to do in public, what used to be done behind closed doors?

I think this is a good statement. Public acts of gayness (I do not have a better term, I apologize for that, but it is what it is) and also men and women flat out making it in public. There was a time in very recent history people didn't do that.

I was sitting on the couch with my wife and she was flipping through channels at 9:30 PM, there was a channel that had two completely naked people having sex, I'm not joking. They did not show the lower-region-private-parts, but the woman's upstairs was dangling for all to see. AT 9:30 on a non-subscription channel. When I was younger that stuff used to be only on stuff like HBO and Playboy after midnight. ARG!

Also, there are shows like Glee that are making obvious attempts to make gay the norm. Constantly talking about it, hiring gay actors and actresses to play the gay characters but also the straight ones. The last episode had a "God-squad" that were openly discussing the gay issue, and somehow they came to a biblical agreement that its okay because "love is love". Really? They didn't quote any scripture. One person quoted about how the Bible says it is an abomination, but another person went on to list other things that are called abominations in that chapter but are normal today, like eating lobster. They completely glossed over the New Testament, etc...

Even though the Bible is my main authority in life, I am not trying to make a political argument with it. A good one can be made for no gay marriage, or even what Hoot is talking about with allowing the states to choose if need be. I have always said that if left up to the states, there would be no more than 12 that would allow it.