2. Gay Marriage
3. State Level
4. An "enacted" policy that has been passed to help with a problem/issue that individuals/families face.
5. This affects families who have not had the joy of being marriage and have been forced to live under common law marriage. It makes same-sex couples "official" under state policies and unites families if there are children in their families.
6. There are now a total of 14 states and Washington, D.C. who
have legalized same-sex marriage. I feel that it is an improvement in U.S.
society and it is for the better. I feel that those who are confident in their
relationships and wish to take the next step in a relationship should be
allowed to do it. Everyone should have the freedom to do as they please and
this is a right that has been stripped from many because their sexual
orientation is different. It is an excellent policy because it now reunites
different states and shows other states that it is necessary that they begin to
accept this issue. It is argued that same-sex marriage is against the eyes of
God, but under the eyes of the law it should be different because law makers
are not God. All lawmakers have different religious views and so do citizens.
It would not be fair for lawmakers to impose a certain view to citizens when
they have their own views and opinions. Different citizens also have different
religious views and they have different ideals of same-sex marriage. This
policy will help reunite many of those citizens who have been forced to live together
under common law marriage, but have never been allowed to make it official. It
would reunite many families who already have children, and for those children
who would like to say that their parents are married whether they are
homosexual or not. This policy should motivate other states to get on board as
well.
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