Idk

Ya, so i came on here (im guessing someone will find sexual innyourendo in that statement) to give a random post like from Creed or maybe just say "I know a mouse and he hasnt got a house, i dont know why i call him Gerald. Hes getting rather good but hes a good mouse", but then i saw a comercial for 30 Days talking about gay rights....

Now i do not wish to cause any conflict but this is what i believe. People are going around $*#%^ing and complaining about how homosexuals are given the right to marriage, and i just wanna say STFU!!!! Lets face it, our government is based on all men being equal and given the rights to happiness right??? It seems to me that this includes the right to marriage who you want right? In response people say "well we have to have some limits to what makes people happy, if someone is happy when they hurt others should they be allowed to do that?" That is irrelevant b/c who is it hurting when a man marries another man???

Another thing that i wish to bring up came into my mind when talking to my extremely Catholic friend. He was opposed to gay marriage b/c he said that it was against God's will. That is what one group believes, and if they are against it, then they can not allow it in their church, but the Catholic Church cannot go so far as to ban gay marriage throughout the entire country. It is as important as ever to keep a seperation of church and state, or else the religious minority in power will enforce its beliefs upon the public (which is occuring now). I told my friend that i believe a seperation of church and state means a government that either is composed of all religions or none. Meaning that one specific religion will never be in full command of laws. I do not mean that a political leader cannot be religious, but that he needs to keep those beliefs at home.

Theres a good chance that some of that stuff didnt make sense but oh well its what i think
Other things i think:
My feet are cold, im thirsty, i spent $50 on iTunes in one week, and that Jack Wilson and Matt Schneider are good actors

Patrick Todd Maxwell Sparrow (Mr. P)