Gay marriage is always inevitable -- until it isn't:
Uruguay's Senate has delayed until April a vote on a bill that would legalise gay marriage, amid calls for further analysis of the proposal.
The Marriage Equality Law, approved on 11 December by the lower house, was backed by the governing coalition.
But faced with demands for more discussion, senators opted to postpone the vote until after the summer recess.
If passed, the law would make Uruguay the second Latin American nation after Argentina to allow gay marriage.
... "out of respect for the parliamentary minorities", the draft law would be sent for discussion by a commission, the statement said.
The move highlights the controversy the proposed law has generated among some sectors of society in Uruguay. -- BBC
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Sin,immorality, debauchery must be resisted!
if you do not believe it is against God, you have to agree it is against nature... one man on woman necessary to procreate even if you do it in a test tub//e
A government that actually listens to its people? Wow, what are the odds?