Censorship of Georgian Rights

According to Georgia law, marriage is considered a heterosexual institution. This meaning that it should only be practiced by people of different genders. This law was signed into act in November of 2004. It was voted on by 85\% of the voting population.

What is the reasoning for this though? The only one that the Undersigned have seen is based upon the religious views in the Bible. Being a historical book, its views are not as modern and even though millions follow its teachings, some realistic features should be taken into consideration.

What problems do the Undersigned have with the Georgia government? Its simple. The Georgia government has defined us all under one majority, Christianity. There are though, in fact, many types of religions focused here in Georgia. And with the United States being a country where discrimination and hate is frowned upon, the discrimination against other religions and things frowned upon in the Bible should now be obsolete. We are a country of diverse people and we cannot be defined by one book.

Are the Undersigned anti-Christian? No. We just think that nothing that is supposed to be neutral should be defined by a religion. We are people of all different religions, races, sexual orientations, and genders. We support choices, not the closed minded government that is oppressing us.

We do not need Bible classes in school; we need history that is used in all religions. We do not need to have homosexual and bisexual people to be told that they cannot be married because the heterosexuals have to go along with the Bible.

We, the Undersigned, do not ask that you remove the Bibles from the schools. But do not censor things that arent exactly Christian. Bring back the diversity to the schools and the state. We are all different and we all have the same rights. Whether they are to marriage or to religion.

We live in the United States because we are free to make these choices. Not because we want to be censored.