One of the best comments in defense of gay marriage I've seen

This has been going around online, I don't know if anyone saw it. But, I had to share. A man hired a wedding photgrapher to take pictures at his upcoming wedding. However, when he saw that the photographer was very open and excited about gay marrage being legalized nationwide, he felt that that was the kind of guy he didn't want to work with. So, he fired him and not only that, asked for his retainer back too. I am not even going to summerize the well written, well thought out response that the photographer had. Just read it for yourself. Photographer's response to couple canceling their wedding booking

They don't know no better. It's a teensy bit better than the HRC. I hope they haven't confused it with GLAD.

Are we sure they didn't donate to GLAD (Gay and Lesbian Advocates & Defenders)? That's what I assumed they did when I read this post.

I know that GLAAD is far from the best. I just felt that it was, to me, more the idea of what happened with the money than anything else. I am not in disagreement with any of you about GLADD by the way.

I'm not sure that I agree that the response by Brentwood is a very good defense of gay marriage. I have always felt that gay marriage is just, reasonable, and should be legal everywhere. I have a problem comparing it to liking broccoli.

Prior to the Supreme Court decision, it was law in 30 states. The vast majority of people, including the President, have come to believe, as I do, that it is a matter of fairness and certainly falls within the spirit of "pursuit of happiness". Almost all people against gay marriage do so because of religious belief.

I believe that this sea change of sentiment is mostly a matter of understanding, education, and goodwill. It may feel good to exact a bit of revenge on someone as hurtful and thoughtless as the people in this instance but it is not how we got here.

Also remember - when awarding the presidency to someone who didn't win the popular vote, the Supreme Court is doing its duty. When they rule gay people can marry, they are five unelected judges. "Five unelected judges" is the new "activist judges."