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Why Same-Sex Marriage's Make Sense, A Small Community's Perspective
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Why Same-Sex Marriage's Make Sense, A Small Community's Perspective The Right-Wing ideology of Christian American has provided barriers to same-sex marriages in this country for long enough. Because of this, religious agendas and political fervor have impeded the rational of law makers for too long. In this article I will demonstrate with conviction why same-sex marriages should not only be legal, but also how they will have an overall benefit for society that far out weights any associated costs. We will look at the opposing viewpoints carefully and show how they make little sense in this debate. Lastly, it will be shown that a small community such as Ann Arbor, MI is the perfect environment to begin the movement of allowing same-sex marriages the legal rights of heterosexual marriages. In a country, much less a community like Ann Arbor, where equality is pursued so commendably, one is taken by surprise to...
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