There is no such thing as gay marriage. There is only marriage.

Marriage between homosexuals and heterosexuals is the same. It’s a bond between two people who presumably love each other and want to spend the rest of their lives together. At its core marriage is a legally binding contract.

Gay or straight there are good times, bad times, joy, heartache, death, divorce, kids, and so much more.

I don’t understand why heterosexuals are threatened by gay people getting married. I don’t understand discrimination, so that could be the problem.

People knew before Trump was elected that the marriage of gay people could be threatened. Justice Clarence Thomas said he would be going after that right when he helped overthrow Roe v. Wade.

The hypocrisy of Thomas is astounding. Remember, his marriage was only legalized by the Supreme Court of the United States in 1967 when on a 9-0 vote it ruled interracial marriage should be allowed.

Same-sex marriage has been legal in the U.S. since 2015 when SCOTUS on a 5-4 vote made it so.

In January, the Idaho House asked the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn Obergefell v. Hodges. That’s the name of the 2015 gay-marriage decision. Really, Idaho? What the hell? Gay people already know your state is hateful and discriminatory. Gay marriage isn’t hurting anyone in potato land or elsewhere.

Really, people, why do we want to take away rights? Why do you want to instill laws that discriminate?

Why can’t people simply accept that love is love?

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