I don't live in California. I'm not gay. I'm so far lapsed as a Catholic that I hesitate to even say it is my religious affiliation. I've been married for 9 years. He's Luthern maybe, or Pentecostal or Baptist. It's never been a topic of discussion. We got married not because of Religion but because we loved each other. We wanted to forge a life, build a future and spend it together. It seems ridiculous to me that other people don't have the choice to do the same because they're gay.
I don't understand why a state or even a country would deny people their civil liberties based on sexuality.
Whatever I write about this topic seems weak - maybe because I still have the eloquent words of Keith Olbermann's special comment floating in my head.
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