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And the people describing his actions to help get gay marriage banned in California as merely "an opinion" that should be respected and treated as "free speech"

• growupkids 13y ago
  Indeed. They passed a law to make it illegal. That's no longer an opinion, that's an action.
• swang 13y ago
  Yes let's clear this up. 1. ~52% of Californians voted for Prop 8. True. But Prop 8 was also confusing to votes as to what "Yes" or "No" meant. Supporters of gay marriage were worried that people would believe Yes meant support of gay marriage and vice-versa. 2. The point about Prop 8 wasn't "marriage." The underlying reason gays wanted to marry is for tax breaks and legal privileges. If you cannot be in a "marriage" you are essentially being taxed more and afforded unequal rights to people who can be in a marriage.