Your thoughts?

Gay Marriage is awesome and all, but it all comes down to why we would even need an external institution to recognize and legitimize two people being in love? Unless you're talking about the administrative side of things like taxes, conjugal property and other stuff, of course. Otherwise, it's just a good addition to what other people already enjoy without marriage. PS: I'm bisexual, if it adds anything to the convo

What if a for example a pizza place owner is christian and he owns the place. He considers by his property the place to be by his religion. He doesn't ask anyone to pray or anything but just consider it as a christian place. Now he doesn't dislike if a same sex couple dined at his place. But then they decided to marry in this place. Thus he states that he can't let them because of his religion amd that he owns this property. So they go and spread rumors about the place not accepting same sex marriage and people listen in support and not visit the place thus shutting his buisness down. Who would be wrong here? Him for following his religion or the couple for getting offended by it?

Pssar...invisible. Ask chik-Fila, They are just that and have had similar situations. Remember, that's still private property, religion or not.

That's my point religion or not and even if it turns to religion. What i'm saying is not all gays are as nice as theh seem to be just as any human. People support them so much they tend to overlook some situation. Not all but some could be wrongly done by them.

@invisibal that's actually free market at work. It doesn't really have anything specifically to do with gay people. Many businesses have crumbled or risen due to word of mouth, with claims being true or false. That's the nature of having a business in a capitalistic economy.