Thanks “minimay 87” And I do agree with you on the subject matter you mentioned,that’s just to young for kids to be dealing with these types of subjects.

O.k. I see what you are saying BamaBob.

I agree FastFred. I remember when I was in 5th grade they had a Sex Education class were they passed out pads, tampons and condoms. Why on earth would you give a 5th grader condoms? I was like what in the hell am I suppose to do with this. I was not even dating at that age really had no interest in boys besides the occasional crush. You better believe my mom was pissed when I brought home a condom. At that age I did not even have use for the pads or tampons. I mean yes I think that sex education is necessary now and days, but not at that age and I think that the parents should have a say so in the matter. I mean that can be very disrespectful in some cultures and go against some’s beliefs.

Some where in California they are making it mandatory for students in fourth and fifth grades to learn about Homosexuality.Parents will not be asked,and they will not have the right to remove their children from the class room even if they disagree with it.These children are not old enough
to understand any of this and shouldn’t have this subject forced on them.

Statistical data would indicate that the divorce rate would rise proportionately to the increase of potential marital contracts.

Being Gay or Straight does not determine the divorce rate. There are plenty of Gay couples that stay together longer than most Straight couples. To me the biggest determination of divorce is how young and how soon you get married. A lot of people these days confuse lust over love. Then a lot of people get married right out of high school thinking that the person will stay the same and not change. A person can make a huge change just within the first 5 years out of high school and sometimes that leads to the couple growing in different directions. This goes the same after getting married just after meeting someone. In my opinion it is best to get to know someone, see how they react when they are happy, mad, sad and how they react to you when you are happy, sad or mad. I am not saying that all couples that get married right out of high school or get married soon into dating are doomed. My husband and I have known each other since 8th grade and got married when we were 20, but we were also engaged since I was 18 so we definitely did not rush into marriage. However we are still in the category of getting married young so some people have there doubts on whether or not we will stay married.

The only people happy about the whole gay marriage thing are divorce lawyers.  This deal will keep them busy for generations!

I agree completely with minimay87.  And I think that was an irrelivant question and considering the subject of homosexuals is apparently this HUGE problem with so many people, it should have never been brought up.  That was a set up for a down fall.

Gay or straight makes no difference to me, that is their choice. However, just as some people are offended when someone downs them for agreeing with gay marriage, I think the same goes both ways. If everyone feels that it should be o.k. for them to be for gay marriage, then it should be o.k. for someone to be anti- gay marriage. She could have lied to win, but she did not. Now me personally I could care less if you are gay or straight. To me it is the person inside that counts. If within that person is a good heart and good intentions, then that is all that matters. Everyone is entitled to their opinion, not saying that everyone is going to agree with it.

I am so happy that someone that is someone speaks up and really tells how they feel.  She don’t believe in Adam and Steve…great….I love her for it!  Remember everyone in the days before the end of the world the bible talks about gays and homosexuals.  Way to go Miss Cali!