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ninetailschris said:


Two questions.

Is human rights subjective and if not prove to me there objective. Because other wise your argument is very circular in the sense you create your own terms then proclaim them true because you personally create the rights in your own head. For example, if I said it's disgusting that I can't marry 11 year old would I be right if I just claimed basic human rights?

Second question. Do you honestly feel people scared of homosexuals? The idea is to protect marriage not because we want gays dead or hate gays. Your attacking a straw man or some nazi group here. I know for a fact I don't hate gay people and that I just disagree with it.

An 11 year old is not an adult and can't give consent.  So that argument is irrelevant.

Of course there is fear and hatred of homosexuals.  Less than there used to be, but a lot of people are afraid that somehow if their children are exposed to homosexuals that they will be more likely to become homosexual.  As far as "protecting marraige", that's a joke.  If you don't support same-sex marraige, then don't get married to someone of the same sex.  But don't force others that believe differently to live by your rules.  It's absurd.