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Published: Sunday, February 5, 2012
Same-sex marriage


Ability to conceive the dividing line

So now our state legislators are imposing their skewed moral views on the residents of Washington once again. It wasn't enough to have the "everything but marriage" law. Oh, no, we must cave in to the demands of that 10 percent minority of our population that have demanded their "equal rights."

Well, I say marriage is between one man and one woman, as it has been for thousands of years. When two lesbian women or two gay men can have a child together (not by adoption), let them get married. Until then, don't force your perverted views on the rest of us. If I could, I would launch a recall petition drive to get rid of those 28 senators and all those House members, and of course our revered leader Gov. Gregoire, who are pushing these bills down our throats. Wake up, America! Vote these people out before there is nothing left of our country!

Robert King
Snohomish

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