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Do you agree with the gay-marriage bans?

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41%
Yes
41,327 votes
56.7%
No
57,109 votes
2.3%
Not sure
2,320 votes
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No

Let 'em do what what they want...who gives a toss really

{"commentId":3895041,"threadId":"410112","contentId":"2074539","authorDomain":"LeonardRockstein"}
  • 24 votes
 - 3:22 am EST on Wed Nov 5, 2008
No

I live in AZ and I voted against the ban. AZ is very backwards and there are many racists people here. It is changing, but slowly.

{"commentId":3895053,"threadId":"410112","contentId":"2074539","authorDomain":"desertgirl"}
  • 21 votes
 - 3:24 am EST on Wed Nov 5, 2008
No

No. It is disgraceful that, on this historic day, the people of Florida, Arizona, and perhaps California would reject basic civil rights.

{"commentId":3895093,"threadId":"410112","contentId":"2074539","authorDomain":"ntg8"}
  • 29 votes
 - 3:29 am EST on Wed Nov 5, 2008
No

didn't they used to say inter-racial marriage was a threat to the sanctity of the American family? Didn't they used to ban that too by law?

{"commentId":3895103,"threadId":"410112","contentId":"2074539","authorDomain":"joedec"}
  • 32 votes
 - joe dec
 - 3:31 am EST on Wed Nov 5, 2008
No

Since when have religion and politics ever paired well together?

{"commentId":3895122,"threadId":"410112","contentId":"2074539","authorDomain":"kristan-1"}
     - 3:33 am EST on Wed Nov 5, 2008
    No

    Whether someone agrees with gay marriage or not, it is not in our constitution to deny anybody freedoms and liberties.

    {"commentId":3895179,"threadId":"410112","contentId":"2074539","authorDomain":"justinbontke"}
    • 34 votes
     - 3:38 am EST on Wed Nov 5, 2008
    No

    Should we go back and take away women's right to vote, or the right for blacks to vote? I say if people love each other, let them marry!

    {"commentId":3895181,"threadId":"410112","contentId":"2074539","authorDomain":"cathandzel"}
    • 32 votes
     - 3:38 am EST on Wed Nov 5, 2008
    Yes

    gay marriage is an oxymoron of epic proportions!

    {"commentId":3895196,"threadId":"410112","contentId":"2074539","authorDomain":"thetruthplease"}
    • 24 votes
     - 3:40 am EST on Wed Nov 5, 2008
    No

    When will gay boys and girls be able to be told they can become president too let alone marry the one they love.

    {"commentId":3895208,"threadId":"410112","contentId":"2074539","authorDomain":"bwv"}
    • 19 votes
     - bwv
     - 3:41 am EST on Wed Nov 5, 2008
    No

    What I agree with is love. All people should have the right to commit to and be allowed to marry the onethat is their is their heart song.

    {"commentId":3895212,"threadId":"410112","contentId":"2074539","authorDomain":"angelinagni"}
       - 3:42 am EST on Wed Nov 5, 2008
      Not sure

      Being more inclusive of ethnic minorities may mean accepting that they might be more socially conservative than white liberals would like.

      {"commentId":3895215,"threadId":"410112","contentId":"2074539","authorDomain":"geeky-dad"}
      • 2 votes
       - 3:42 am EST on Wed Nov 5, 2008
      No

      It is the only thing tainting my joy and pride tonight. Still, I have hope that someday we will finally say NO to hate once and for all.

      {"commentId":3895245,"threadId":"410112","contentId":"2074539","authorDomain":"sddonaldson7"}
      • 28 votes
       - 3:45 am EST on Wed Nov 5, 2008
      No

      The bans are sexism and denial of civil rights to citizens. They represent a betrayal of the nation and its ideals.

      {"commentId":3895257,"threadId":"410112","contentId":"2074539","authorDomain":"tonidorsay"}
      • 24 votes
       - Toni :D
       - 3:47 am EST on Wed Nov 5, 2008
      No

      They have the right to be just as miserable as the rest of us!

      {"commentId":3895291,"threadId":"410112","contentId":"2074539","authorDomain":"dmonmcd"}
      • 18 votes
       - DMONMCD
       - 3:51 am EST on Wed Nov 5, 2008
      No

      it is discrimination because of difference in beliefs.

      {"commentId":3895313,"threadId":"410112","contentId":"2074539","authorDomain":"gypsyjann88"}
      • 20 votes
       - 3:54 am EST on Wed Nov 5, 2008
      No

      It is ridiculous that we continue to deny rights to any living human. Stop arguing about fetus's feelings and think about your fellow man.

      {"commentId":3895409,"threadId":"410112","contentId":"2074539","authorDomain":"mal-e-kat26"}
      • 25 votes
       - 4:06 am EST on Wed Nov 5, 2008
      No

      It shouldn't be any of the government's business.

      {"commentId":3895411,"threadId":"410112","contentId":"2074539","authorDomain":"ncedar6"}
      • 21 votes
       - 4:07 am EST on Wed Nov 5, 2008
      No

      We just set and example tonight by electing Barack Obama, the last thing we need is another form of intolerance. NO ON PROP 8!!!!!!!!

      {"commentId":3895435,"threadId":"410112","contentId":"2074539","authorDomain":"goodboyo"}
      • 18 votes
       - 4:11 am EST on Wed Nov 5, 2008
      No

      As a Christian, I wanna know who the hell gave US the right to judge others. Get a grip on life and keep ur concerns on whats in ur closet!

      {"commentId":3895437,"threadId":"410112","contentId":"2074539","authorDomain":"createdx1"}
      • 27 votes
       - 4:11 am EST on Wed Nov 5, 2008
      Yes

      Marriage in this day and age is practically unnecessary, so I don't see the need for it to be extended outside the man/woman meaning.

      {"commentId":3895442,"threadId":"410112","contentId":"2074539","authorDomain":"wadebeckner"}
      • 10 votes
       - 4:12 am EST on Wed Nov 5, 2008
      No

      The only arguments for banning gay marriage are religious in nature; therefore laws banning gay marriage violate the Establishment clause.

      {"commentId":3895451,"threadId":"410112","contentId":"2074539","authorDomain":"rphillips01"}
      • 27 votes
       - Indy609
       - 4:13 am EST on Wed Nov 5, 2008
      Yes

      that is how our country works, each state decides these things for themselves, their decision, big voter turn out, their choice not yours

      {"commentId":3895459,"threadId":"410112","contentId":"2074539","authorDomain":"michou"}
      • 15 votes
       - Michou
       - 4:15 am EST on Wed Nov 5, 2008
      No

      I don't agree with any law that infringes on an American's right to make choices for their personal lives.

      {"commentId":3895504,"threadId":"410112","contentId":"2074539","authorDomain":"chickie-ian"}
      • 21 votes
       - 4:21 am EST on Wed Nov 5, 2008
      Yes

      I don't want my kids to have to decide what their sexual orientation is. They have enough to worry about.

      {"commentId":3895521,"threadId":"410112","contentId":"2074539","authorDomain":"hyrum13"}
      • 20 votes
       - 4:23 am EST on Wed Nov 5, 2008
      No

      An ideal of man. Marriage has always been between man and woman but let's not forget this was also a country which believed in slavery.

      {"commentId":3895530,"threadId":"410112","contentId":"2074539","authorDomain":"unspoken87"}
      • 11 votes
       - 4:24 am EST on Wed Nov 5, 2008