Gay Marriage Synthesis
Same Sex Marriage
Should Same Sex Marriage Be Allowed?
Everyday in the United States of America people fall in love. Love is its own universal language that helps evoke ones true, deep feelings towards another. Love is not exclusive to any one type of creature or object. A person may love their computer, their pet tabby cat, or another man or woman. Ultimately, when two people are in love they have the option to wed in holy matrimony. Marriage, similar to love, should not be limited to a member of the opposite gender, and same sex marriage should be allowed in America.
As time passes and the future draws close, societies views on world wide issues are being altered due to the fact that “social change is inevitable” (Source H). This, along the results of polls taken on the American public concerning the right for same sex couples to marry, continues being altered every second. A recent study found that “an astonishing 81% of adults under the age of 30 favor marriage equality,” providing prominent, interesting findings that may hint at the near future of our country (Source A). Day by day the argument grows stronger and stronger on whether or not to discriminate against free Americans with a different viewpoint on love. Same sex couples deserve every right that ordinary couples do, and the majority of America can agree on this standpoint which is pushing for equality.
Same sex marriage is protected by the Constitutions commitments to liberty and equality, and rulings in the Supreme Court shall reflect such defenses. Ultimately, what is at stake here is under the control of American morals on whether or not same sex couples should be victimized in court rulings regarding their right to marry when it is obvious that their right is protected multiple times in the US Constitution. Throughout the US Constitution, various discriminations are extirpated as “it did not tolerate [inequality] in separate schools and drinking fountains, it did not tolerate [inequality]
Should Same Sex Marriage Be Allowed?
Everyday in the United States of America people fall in love. Love is its own universal language that helps evoke ones true, deep feelings towards another. Love is not exclusive to any one type of creature or object. A person may love their computer, their pet tabby cat, or another man or woman. Ultimately, when two people are in love they have the option to wed in holy matrimony. Marriage, similar to love, should not be limited to a member of the opposite gender, and same sex marriage should be allowed in America.
As time passes and the future draws close, societies views on world wide issues are being altered due to the fact that “social change is inevitable” (Source H). This, along the results of polls taken on the American public concerning the right for same sex couples to marry, continues being altered every second. A recent study found that “an astonishing 81% of adults under the age of 30 favor marriage equality,” providing prominent, interesting findings that may hint at the near future of our country (Source A). Day by day the argument grows stronger and stronger on whether or not to discriminate against free Americans with a different viewpoint on love. Same sex couples deserve every right that ordinary couples do, and the majority of America can agree on this standpoint which is pushing for equality.
Same sex marriage is protected by the Constitutions commitments to liberty and equality, and rulings in the Supreme Court shall reflect such defenses. Ultimately, what is at stake here is under the control of American morals on whether or not same sex couples should be victimized in court rulings regarding their right to marry when it is obvious that their right is protected multiple times in the US Constitution. Throughout the US Constitution, various discriminations are extirpated as “it did not tolerate [inequality] in separate schools and drinking fountains, it did not tolerate [inequality]