Please don't tell me that liberals don't tend to lean toward moral relativism.
Something I noticed in what you said seems to be contradictory.
In one statement, you said that you're bothered by Santorum's public policy against homosexuality:
"My problem is his apparent perspective about what public policy should say about such behavior."
Yet, on the other hand, you say that you don't have any problem with public policy restricting the rights of homosexuals:
"I am perfectly comfortable with laws which confine the legal institution of marriage to a single individual of the opposite sex."
I understand that there is a difference between homosexual sex, and homosexual marriage, but I think that you would find that the right to be recognized as a legally married couple is of much bigger imporance to homosexuals than the right to do what they want in their own bedroom....an aspect which, admittedly, can't realistically be policed anyway.
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