Social conservatives hate freedom

Umm, lawl.
Seriously though...how can you say that because I favor a more responsible view on sex and relationships that I hate freedom?
It's because you don't view the ability to make such choices, say for a gay dude to marry another gay dude, as a good thing. You see the repression of their freedom as preserving the fabric of society.
Pervasive social liberalism (keeping your opinions to yourself and not legally limiting the choices of others) will work these problems out in the end. All the single mothers who would give birth to fatherless criminals can instead terminate their pregnancies (or their education in birth control methods will make that unnecessary) . The gay folks won't need to parade anymore, since there won't be any reason to. The kids in school who are different won't be bullied to the point of suicide. Non-violent pot offenders won't be wasting our resources by being in prison.
Also, as a bonus, we get to keep calling the USA the Land of the Free
You are out of your ever loving mind if you think that.
Non-violent offenders should get the hint that what they're doing is illegal after they're first arrest and have the sense to not do it again.
I don't care what gay people do in the privacy of they're own bedrooms/houses/whatever, I'm not gonna restrict what you can do for a living or how much you can make or who you can live with based on that. But the covenant of marriage was a holy religious covenant between a man, woman and God long before the current homosexual Left decided to use it as a political issue.
SOMEONE ALERT THE INTERNET, GAY PEOPLES' HAPPINESS IS GOING TO DESTROY SOCIETY.
Not to jump on you like everyone else is man, but this is simply wrong. Honestly, I think Christians have much bigger fish to fry in this world than people who find true love in someone of the same gender.
Denying basic rights to a specific group of people is discrimination. Just like racism was practiced (In America) against Catholics, Italians, Irish, Chinese, Hispanics and Blacks, its now also being practiced against Gays. Why its happening now probably has to do with the interesting social crossroads created with the LGBT movement meeting the Christian Right at the same time and place in history.
What really gets me is why the Christian institution gets involved in it at all. The Old Testament might have a footnote regarding marriage being between guys and gals somewhere, but the Christian church doesn't own marriage. Saying Gays can't be wed because the Old Testament doesn't want them to is like saying non-Christians can't get married because they aren't Christian. I say Old Testament, because Jesus supposedly led a sinless life, sacrificed himself for all of Humanity's sins, and then was resurrected as a testament to God's will. His ministry and sacrifice wiped the slate clean for Humanity. Does this mean we can go nuts and do whatever we want? Of course not. But it does mean we can progress past the old ways. Just like we aren't required to sacrifice our livestock or first born children to God anymore to make penance for when we **** up, we aren't required to pretend we're something we're not. Through Christ, our sins are forgiven.
Gays and gay relationships might be strange and uncomfortable to straights, but so is meatloaf. Pretending they don't exist, or worse, antagonizing and persecuting them, isn't going to make them stop existing. It's simply persecuting a group of people because they are different.
So to come back to my original argument, the denial of basic rights and respects to Gays (or any group of people) under Christian pretenses is wrong. Not only is it wrong, but its directly contrary to God's will, and the lessons we learned from Christ. And if you or anyone else is going to tell me that its God's will that everyone in the world is entitled to the same equality, basic rights, and eternal salvation through faith, except for Gays, then we clearly don't share faith in the same God.
And please don't even get me started on why denying them the right to marry is wrong legally.