As readers of that post will recall, Seattle "activist" Babylonia Aivaz planned to marry a 100 year old warehouse in a feeble attempt to stop demolition of the building. Ms. Aivaz and the warehouse were married before a group of approximately 50 people.
Sadly, there were protests; haters trying to spoil Babylonia's joyous occasion.
Same sex "marriage" supporters, Johnny McCollum-Blair and Phoenix Lopez argued that this was not a gay marriage. They claimed that Aivaz's insisting that the wedding was a "gay union" was irresponsible.
“Her saying it’s a gay marriage sets the community back with Christians and politicians and gives them a chance to say, ‘See, we told you, they’re going to want to marry everything if we give them the opportunity,’” said Johnny McCollum-Blair. “Having compassion against something you love, I understand, but to call it a gay union is irresponsible.”
The protesters believe that marriage is between two people.
Like my previous post, I had been able to locate a video of the event, which I uploaded to Youtube. That video can be see here:
Sources:
Much have I loved thee.
Woman, warehouse wed as some object reference to “gay marriage”
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