"I have to laugh every time a same-sex marriage apologist suggests a society can somehow, arbitrarily, without consequences and further confusion, redefine marriage as an institution between two people of either sex," writes Joseph Farah at WND.
"For instance, if marriage is a discriminatory institution because it prohibits same-sex couplings, why would it not be discriminatory to prohibit more than two people from participation?
"It's an obvious question avoided by both the advocates of same-sex marriage and those with a laissez faire attitude toward adoption of the most radical social transformation in the history of the world."
Homosexist extremists apparently couldn't care less, but it is nevertheless true: Let no man join together what God has separated.