In "A Gay Man's
Case Against Gay Marriage," Michael Bronski writes:
"The best argument against same-sex marriage is the argument against marriage."
He adds, "Don't get me wrong. I completely support giving gay
men and lesbians the right to partake of civil marriage, and the
basic economic benefits that come with it," but goes on to
argue:
"We -- homosexuals and heterosexuals alike -- might do better by spending some time rethinking how we want to live our emotional and sexual, private and public lives. ... Now that we have it, I wonder if people will think it was worth the fight."
In the Florida Baptist Witness, an editorial headlined "Ten Reasons to Oppose Gay Marriage" includes:
"Many homosexuals are on our side. While the homosexual lobby has pushed for the 'right' to 'marry' as part of its broader public policy strategy to gain acceptance and endorsement, it's clear that many homosexuals really don't want to marry. Indeed, homosexuals see marriage as a key feature of the heterosexual culture which they wish to demolish in their attempt to radically change sexual morality in our society."
Connect the dots.