Although I personally find some gays' claiming attitude to be too repetitive, loud and tiring, I don't see where the big deal is if two consenting adult men or women want to be together and legalise their union to have the same rights as an heterosexual couple. Two human beings wanting to share their lives... seriously, I can't see where the harm is. I'd only be concerned about another person's sexual condition if I fell in love with a man only to find out he's gay, which I highly doubt will ever happen... and I'd just put up with it anyway.

I mean, you can't ask a sheep to be your wife, so humans marrying animals is kind of a totally different (and bizarre) issue (I find it hard to believe that both situations can even be compared). Civil law is one thing and spiritual beliefs/religion/church are another (or so they should be, the way I see it).

And just as a reminder for those putting their hands on their heads, homosexuality is also found in the animal kingdom; considering we're evolved animals (though I've recently started to doubt whether we're still evolving or stepping backwards), I guess this dismisses homosexuality being unnatural as an argument against it.