A great quote from the freedominion site (of all places):
"So what you're saying is, there is no loss of rights for heterosexuals, but it is the very idea of homosexuals enjoying the same legal rights that are attatched to marriage that bothers you.
When women were granted suffrage, did men lose their rights? When people were allowed to engage in interracial marriages, did same-race couples lose thier rights? When Canada abondoned the head tax on the Chinese, did non-Chinese Canadians lose their rights? Did heterosexuals lose their rights back when sodomy was no longer considered a crime?
No, no, no, no. What DID happen was that there was a loss of hegemony. In each case, the white heterosexual male lost a piece of thier legal superiority over other kinds of people. Allowing same-sex couples to marry is simply another step in the same direction of equality.
What is wrong with allowing same-sex couples to marry? What it boils down to is the fact that it is a further erosion of that priviledge. Straight white males have already been stripped of their racial and gender priviledges, and now in the passage of C-38, are being stripped of their priviledge based on sexuality.
So it becomes not a question of the rights of heterosexuals, but of their status of superior priviledge over a minority. Ask yourself... if you are willing to deny people their rights in order to preserve a system that accords you superior priviledge because of the way you were born, do you really have a leg to stand on when it comes to morality?"
I don't think you want to know the response to that post...