173 Corporations Including Disney, Sony, and Comcast Sign Letter Supporting Gay Marriage Act
(boundingintocomics.com)
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You can't support gay marriage and then expect the gays not to call it marriage. The point is to devalue religion's influence on the greater population by bastardizing one of it's holiest tenets. Gay marriage was never about two consenting adults living together how they want. It was always about the destruction of religion and the nuclear family and through them ultimately the country.
I know you want to be a nice person and certainly you appear to have a live and let live ideal which, isn't bad. But in the case of homos, tolerance and compromise is exactly why in 2 decades we've gone from "what faggots do behind closed doors doesn't hurt anyone" to convincing prepubescent boys and girls to mutilate themselves with the support of government authority.
Oh that bit at the end was a little trap to sort out the reasonable from the activists. See the gay people that want a legal recognition of their relationship are currently either keeping their heads down or trying to side with the sane right as they see the shitstorm coming. They'd accept that compromise.
The ones using pride with a 'you're with us or against us' mentality won't accept that so I'd just sic the islamisists on them. Our biggest mistake was when we offered a very generous compromise that suited all parties (civil partnership) we didn't torch those that either refused it or demanded more.
We weren't able to democratically draw a line in the sand or negotiate because the debate was ended by a tyrannical federal dictate, just like in Roe Vs. Wade. Our biggest mistake was we didn't torch the Supreme Court in Minecraft.
And THAT is a reason to oppose this trend, no matter how liberal you are and how much you don't give a damn if gay people get married. Especially when we've found a sanctioned Russian state bank attached to at least one of the signers, and another is a foreign power ("Sir").