[Hoot Gibson]

Although the Contitution is a living document, it is also very ambiguous that can be interpreted a number of ways. And although there is nothing in the Bill of Rights that grants homosexuals to marry, theres also nothing in the Bill of Rights that grants heterosexuals the right to marry.

Btw, the fact that across almost every civilized country has a homosexual citizens that make up 10% of the population pretty much shows the homosexuality is something youre born as.

If the Constitution does not grant the federal government a power, then the 10th Amendment reserves that power for states. Marriage should rightly be a state issue, not a federal one - although that is true of many other areas in which the federal government has intruded on rights reserved to the states.

I believe that your 10 percent figure is much too high. Most studies that I have seen have placed the number closer to 5 percent, and many people believe that overstates the number of homosexuals in society. I am sure that you can find a study to support your 10 percent number because there have been many polls taken and some of them have been deliberately biased by design.