"Forcing the rest of us to recognize your disorder as something legitimate (and likewise, removing every standard--why not three people? Two people and an animal? A man and his car (it's a beautiful thing)?) is not within your rights, nor is having the government force us to do so for you."

It is important to point out that this is just your opinion, and not a truth that must be recognized either. When we all begin to believe our opinions as fact, we skirt dangerous territory to be sure.

It's also not within the rights of the government to deny rights to its own citizens by not allowing those who wish to get married to do so. What you're using as examples makes little sense as marriage is between two PEOPLE, not three, not a person and an animal, not a person and a thing, but two PEOPLE.

If you disagree based on religious differences, that is your right. Yet, it is very hypocritcal to say what you believe is right and what others believe is wrong when law and religion should have no part of each other. Perhaps, we should take this slowly, would it be more "fair" to allow homosexuals to have civil unions?

Take care all.