So What’s different?
Nothing has really changed. Gay couples are still together.
People who think a gay liaison is wrong are still thinking the same thing.
The legalities of property rights and spousal rights are now formalized and that has been a major hurdle for gays and lesbians, but the rest is as it was.
I understand the importance of the marriage legalities for any number of reasons, but for those who would never support such a law anyway…nothing has changed.
The Churches opposed the measure, but were basically out-maneuvered by the pro gay marriage forces and the measure passed. Governor Cuomo signed it into law.
Where it goes from here is anyone’s guess.
California passed a similar measure and then rescinded it.
Opponents of the measure may choose to consider and remember that gay and lesbian proclivities and relationships have been in the human behavior psychology for centuries if not eons.
What I find hypocritical is that many individuals and religious organizations teach unconditional love, but both do not practice it. They preach that judgment belongs to a higher authority, but do not accept it as they pass judgment with words like immoral and sinful.
I don’t know about you, but in all things considered absolute by dogmatic edict, I’ll take my chances hanging with an all-loving, non-judgmental All That Is and see what happen when the alleged judgment day comes.
I think there is only a self judgment day, but I’m willing to wait and see.
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