 :I agree, it's getting dangerously close to being an edit war, so we should pause and discuss. Mrdthree seems to be saying (not trying to put words into your mouth, so correct me if I'm wrong) that opposition to same-sex marriage is not inherently political, and thus should not be described as connected to a political movement. I don't understand this claim. How can efforts for or against legal recognition of same-sex marriage be non-political? Efforts to promote or prevent legislation is, by definition, a political matter. I hope Mrdthree can clarify his position, because either I'm severely misinterpreting his edit summaries or I simply don't understand the point he's trying to make.   