"So when are you going to realize that America isn't interested in your gay agenda? This is the second time that gay marriage had been voted down, so what do you plan on doing? No one cared about your gay day and no one cares about your behaviors. If you want to be gay, be gay, but don't try to tell me that I have to think that it's acceptable, this is still America and I have as much right to be intolerant to the gay agenda as you have to be gay in the first place and I'm THE MAJORITY OF AMERICA! I find it funny that the president elect doesn't even want gay marriage, but for some reason you think that because you practice cunnilingus or sodomy that you are a race... you're not. You have a behavior not an ethnicity. I think you should settle with civil unions with the same rights and realize that marriage was instituted by the Bible and I'm pretty sure most of you don't care about the Bible in the first place.

P.S Don;t try to tag me as a racist, I have a degree in acting with an emphasis on musical theater and I've had a lot of dear gay friends. "

"You never had your rights taken away, you never had them in the first place. All you had was the ideology of left wing justices in San Francisco that over turned the will of the people the first time, in 2001. You are just mad that California isn't as crazy as you think they are. And quit comparing your BEHAVIOR to black people. You have nothing to do with civil rights, you practice sodomy, congratulations. And if I was homophobic, that's as much my right to be homophobic as you have a right to be a homo.
Good luck man, if the vote goes through by the will of the people then so be it, I'm a libertarian not a Fascist like you that forces their will on others, even though the majority doesn't want it. "

"Would you mind expounding on this thought? I'm curious what "lie(s)" all of the "straight" people told... "

"I did answer your question, Like I said, teaching about gay people is not the same as letting us marry, wow I can’t believe I’m even talking to a dumb ass like you, I’ve handled YOU’RE TIPE before, a smart person would put 2 and 2 together (hint?), haven’t you notices you’re the only won that needs to ask on here. "

"You have no idea what you are talking about, if you’re so right why not show me where it does say that, yes, you’re the dumb ass…. And yes my theory does hold water, marriage and teaching are two different things, think about it."

"Your whole existance in life is to argue, isn't it? If I told you the sky was blue, I'm sure you'd say.. "No it's not... it's turquoise" If I told you the sun was bright, you'd say "No, it's not... it's luminous" (of course, if you typed it, you'd undoubtedly spell it wrong)

What's your point? No one lied. There was truth to that statement of children as young as Kindergarten-age learning about homosexuality and homosexual marriage. If you would have read further than just the first paragraph, you would have seen this BOLD statement...

"As the Lexington schools themselves are arguing, the state's right to force pro-homosexuality indoctrination on other people's children arises directly from former Gov. Mitt Romney's nakedly false and unconstitutional declaration that homosexual marriage is now legal"

There was a founded belief that this would also infiltrate into other parts of the nation. As a DIRECT RESULT of a statement that homosexual marriage was legal, they started pushing this indoctrination, without consent of TAX PAYING parents. "

"The quotation "All men are created equal" is arguably the best-known phrase in any of America's political documents, as the idea it expresses is generally considered the foundation of American government. Thomas Jefferson first used the phrase in the Declaration of Independence as a rebuttal to the going political theory of the day: the Divine Right of Kings. Jefferson borrowed the expression from an Italian friend and neighbor, Philip Mazzei,[1] as noted by Joint Resolution 175 of the 103rd Congress as well as John F. Kennedy in "A Nation Of Immigrants."The opening of the Declaration of Independence written by Thomas Jefferson in 1776, states as follows: “ We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness. ” The same sentiment appears in the Massachusetts Constitution of 1780, which predates the U.S. Constitution by seven years, and was the first of its kind in the world.“ Article I. All men are born free and equal, and have certain natural, essential, and unalienable rights; among which may be reckoned the right of enjoying and defending their lives and liberties; that of acquiring, possessing, and protecting property; in fine, that of seeking and obtaining their safety and happiness. ” The year 1780 also marks the first time in America that such wording was used to successfully argue against slavery in a court of law: Brom and Bett vs. Ashley. Some[who?] feel these statements illustrate the idea of natural rights, a philosophical concept of the Enlightenment; many of the ideas in the Declaration were borrowed from the English liberal political philosopher John Locke. Locke, however, referred to "life, liberty and Property" rather than the pursuit of happiness. "