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Yes it does. Just like your homophobic attitudes make you a homophobe.
Just because you say you aren't a homophobe, doesn't make it so
No it doesn't. It means they define marriage as a union between a man and a woman. They don't disagree with the concept. Why should that definition be changed?
Why not just call everybody straight and have no distinction between homo and hetro?
And by the way I am pro gay marriage, I just can't stand people taking the high ground in an arguement because they see themselves as more progressive. Consider both sides and also how non-gay people identify themselves.