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a. In 2000, more than 4.6 million Californians casted their votes

to define marriage as union between a man and a woman. In 2008, four judges took away the rights of these voters and force them, and their future generations, to accept same-sex marriage. In Nov 2008, Californian voters passed Prop 8

to recognize constitutionally only one man and one woman in

marriage. Homosexual groups, however, threatened churches

and citizens who do not agree with them. They also sued

Prop8, in an attempt to disqualify the people's votes. Their

behavior shows that they are above the law. Also, democratic

elections do not matter if they are not pleased with the result.

b. For people who do not believe in same-sex marriage, their

objection becomes "hate speech". They can even be

prosecuted under "hate crime laws" for not agreeing with

same-sex marriage.

c. Parents who do not believe in same-sex marriage are now

becoming "bigots" and "hate mongers" because schools are teaching their children to accept same sex marriage. In Mass, a father was arrested because he protested to the

school which taught his 6 year old kindergarten son about homosexuality.

d. Children would be taught without the parents consent that gay

marriage is the same as traditional marriage. With a different

ideology being taught repeatedly, they may eventually hate their

parents for being traditional.

e. Churches would not be allowed to teach parts of the Bible,

because some verses would become "hate speech". In

Sweden Pastor Ake Green was sentenced to 30 days prison term

because he preached from the Bible about homosexuality.

f. The government may cut funding to those organizations or corporations that do not accept same-sex marriage.

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