In May of 2004, after the state's highest court ruled in 2003 that the state's ban violated the constitutional rights of same-sex couples, Massachusetts became the first state to legalize homosexual marriage.
Now, in legal terms, a Massachusetts family is no longer a mother, a father and their children; it could be two mothers or two fathers with children through adoption or some other means.
Brian Camenker, founder and president of MassResistance, tells AFN the new legislation could declare, among other things, that a child has more than two biological parents.
"When the LGBT movement used the courts to force same-sex marriage on America, that was not the end of it," he asserts. "They said all of this won't affect anything, but now, their next step is to redefine the family to accommodate that in law."
He says homosexual activists have already gotten several states to sort of do that, but what they have accomplished in Massachusetts is huge. The legislature has unanimously passed this 42-page comprehensive bill; that means every Republican and Democratic member in the 200-member legislature voted for it.
It accommodates surrogacy and all kinds of different ways that children can be born artificially.
"Because same-sex couples can't have children normally, it takes the word 'mother' out of family law and replaces it with 'person who gave birth to the child,'" Camenker details. "'Father' is replaced throughout family law with 'other parent.'"
Additionally, a baby's mother and father can be changed on the birth certificate to two adults of the same sex.
He says this is all about fulfilling the selfish and unnatural wants of adults, not meeting the needs of children, who are now commodities that can be bought and sold and destined to grow up in dysfunctional environments.
Meanwhile, the press is pretending like there is no opposition to this, but Camenker assures AFN that there is.
"At least one Republican state rep. is being primaried on this issue," he relays.
But if pro-family conservatives continue to keep quiet, he warns that more and more will be told to radically change their states' laws to satisfy a tiny minority of dysfunctional people.
