I'm not disagreeing, just saying, i can understand why they want to get married. It gives couples more rights. More rights when one person is in a hospital bed, or all of that shit.Rez said:I feel like gay marriage is the (borderline) selfish gay issue. The one that actually affects gay people in pain, the issue related to coming out and desensitizing people to the sight of two men kissing or holding hands or something (as an openly gay man I'm still left a little surprised and uncomfortable when I see either of these two things on prime time tv or in a public space), is much more important. Unfortunately it gets buried under a marriage argument that only really affects those already comfortable with their sexuality and just makes the issue more of a political red versus blue carnival of stupid. Defining the "gay issue" of the time as something so trivial and based in borderline meaningless semantics instead of something deeply and relatably human is a huge mistake that so many make.
I personally could not care less about what type of couple it is, if you both want to share your lives together, some of those basic rights should be transferable to each partner.