By Lawrence Hurley WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday cleared the way for South Carolina to become the 35th U.S. state where gay marriage is legal, denying a request to block same-same weddings from proceeding. The order was another victory for gay marriage advocates after a federal judge in Montana on Wednesday struck down that state's ban on same-sex marriage. "We're really thrilled," said Jeff Ayers, board chairman of South Carolina Equality. "This proves that all the way to the highest court, these were our rights from the beginning. ...




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I wish we could get pass this gay marriage s--t and move on , most of these gays wouldn't have a life without some kind of partner , gays on a good day make up about one 1/10% of the total population leave it alone .

Thank you Tetvet, for yet another ignorant post. The actual number of LGBT adults in the US is roughly 4%. Which is quite a large number of people.

Originally Posted by crazytanker

Thank you Tetvet, for yet another ignorant post. The actual number of LGBT adults in the US is roughly 4%. Which is quite a large number of people.

Thank You Crazy but who cares how many there are lets move on .