1. “Oh, yes, because all gays are out to
molest and convert you!”
-Kurt Hummel, Glee

3.  2001; the Netherlands
 2003; Belgium
 2005; Spain, Canada
 2006; South Africa
 2008; Norway
 2009; Sweden
 2010; Portugal, Iceland, Argentina
SOURCE: http://www.care2.com/causes/civil-rights/blog/which-countries-have-legalized-gay-
marriage/

4.  Civil Union ; a voluntary union for life (or until divorce) of
adult parties of the same sex
 Domestic Partnership; a legal or personal relationship
between two individuals who live together and share a common domestic
life but are neither joined by marriage nor a civil union

5.  Civil Unions are only valued in the state they
were done in
 Not valuable nationwide
 The principle of the matter.
 Domestic partnership doesn’t give me or anyone
else the ability to take their partner’s last name.
 None of the benefits, such as…

6.  1. Social Security benefits
 2. Tax Benefits
 3. Family and Medical Leave
 4. Federal Employee benefits
 5. Advance Health Care Directive clauses
And many, many more.
http://www.hrc.org/issues/5585.htm source; the Human Rights Campaign

7. Who defines what a marriage is? The
married? The marry-able? This is a weak
argument based on prejudice, not on
fact.
1.) Marriage is an
institution between a man
and a woman.

8. 2. Marriage is for
procreation.
Then why are heterosexual yet
infertile couples still allowed to
marry?

9. 3. Gay relationships are immoral as
stated in the Bible
Deuteronomy 25:5-10 allows incest.
Leviticus (the passage that many refer to as a
defense ) also condones divorce and marrying
women who aren’t virgins. It also says you can’t
eat shrimp.