Disputes in gay-marriage states similar to Minnesota debate
October 27, 2012 at 7:00 pm in Duluth News Tribune
Gay marriage remains divisive in states that allow it, with arguments that sound a lot like what Minnesotans are hearing as they consider a proposed constitutional amendment on the subject.
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Man woman equals marriage. “So it is said, so it is written”.
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“…if two men want to go into a restaurant and start kissing each other and (restaurant workers) do anything, the hard hand of the law goes afterwards.” What is it, Mr. Camenker, that restaurant workers should do if two men kiss? What if it’s two women? A man and a woman not married, engaged, or in a relationship leading to marriage? What is the issue here? David and Tonia Parker objected to their son having access to a book in his Massachusetts school that discussed a child with two same-sex parents, as well as other types of families. They wanted to be informed every time homosexuality came up in the child’s classroom, so they filed a lawsuit that eventually failed. Following that, they moved from Massachusetts and currently home-school their children. This situation does not equate to the teaching of sexual orientation and gay marriage in schools.
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