Social conservatives are always griping about how gay marriage weakens “traditional” marriage. Well, The Los Angeles Times‘ editorial team thinks that’s a bunch of rubbish:
Perhaps the next few months will ease these fears, as same-sex couples begin their married lives together. Those couples will settle into communities without disorder or threat; they will bring legal protection to their bonds of love. Those bonds can only be good for society — children gain from being raised by married parents, and communities are stronger when residents are legally committed to one another. As more and more Californians marry, society will grow stronger, not weaker.
That’s no doubt why opponents sought a stay of the court’s ruling until after the election. They know that as same-sex marriages become commonplace, the fears about them will fade, and eventually we will wonder what all the fuss was about.
Wouldn’t that be nice?
fredo777
‘t would. ‘t would be nice.
Antoni Preto
As a Canadien living a long distance relationship with a citazen of the United-States and traveling bi-montly back in forward. This brings us hope that one day we will be abel to live as a couple in the United-States without any isses, as this is now possible in Canada but at the federal level it is still not recognised in the United-States.