Gay Marriage
By: Edward • Essay • 352 Words • November 22, 2009 • 827 Views
Essay title: Gay Marriage
Gay Marriage
One of the corner stones of American society is the pursuit of equality and freedom for all its citizens. A persons sexual preference is his/her own business and if he/she wants to be married then he/she should be allowed to. Gay marriage should be allowed because if the two people love each other and feel devoted to one another then they should reap the benefits of a married couple no matter what their sexual preference may be.
It doesn’t matter if a person is gay, that person should have the same rights as any other person in our society today. It would be wrong of us as a society to deny people the right to be married because of their sexual preference. When the government denies this right to the gay couple, they not only deny the marriage but all the benefits that come with the marriage. There are people that not only believe gay marriage is going in the wrong direction for our country but causing problems as well, “Gay marriage is the final step down a long road America has already traveled deinstitutionalizing, denuding and
privatizing marriage” (Sullivan). Yes, marriage has become somewhat of a joke seeing as though there