My views on the whole gay marriage thing is that no matter what the law says gay people will still love each other. All that marriage is is a legal contract binding them together, it has no effect on how much people love each other and many strait people live together without being married anyway. I believe that gayness is simply a challenge that someone is born with, and people can get hormonal replacement medication which can help make gay people become strait.
Wrong in both accounts. Hormonal replacement medication for homosexuality (not gayness, whatever that means) doesn't work. What it does, though, is cause great pain, depression, physical deformity, etc. It was the treatment, not the discovery that he was gay (he was quite open for the time about it) what led Alan Turing, a war hero, to suicide. Before the treatment the goverment he helped won WWII forced him to take, he was a semiprofessional athlete, and allegedly handsome. After it, he got obese, started to develop breasts, and became impotent. And no sign of gayness going away.
What I have against gay marriage is that it shows that our society is embracing gayness, and it also means that gay adoption might become a thing. Mostly the latter. Children being raised by people of the same sex goes against the well established natural order of things and children need both masculine and feminine influence in their lives.
First off, gay adoption is already thing. Second, I suppose you are against single parents having children too? And third, adoption is not the only way of gays to get children. I won't even get into the "well established natural order", since you know there is homosexuality on animals, and you know already that you can't force your religious preconceptions on others. Justify me why gay marriage (which is mostly about social recognition, proving loyalty, and getting tax exemptions/collective property) is bad, but single parents adopting isnt.
Again, these are just my views. I am not presenting them as fact and I am not interested in debating them, I am just making it clear where I stand.
"I don't care about wether I'm right or wrong, even if I act according to those opinions, and therefore affect others"
The difference between you and me is that I will consider changing my opinion to a better one if its proven, therefore helping society.