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This document discusses the controversy surrounding gay marriage in America and Canada. It outlines arguments on both sides of the issue, with proponents arguing that marriage is a right for those in love and about equal rights, while opponents argue that marriage is traditionally between a man and a woman and that legalizing gay marriage could undermine traditional values or be bad for children. The document also summarizes Bill C-38 in Canada, which legalized same-sex marriage while protecting religious officials from being forced to perform ceremonies against their beliefs.
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