If you could change anything in history?

[The Don]

It isn't bullying but campaigning with Churches and social conservatives to advocate certain views is fine, yes.

For example lets take gay 'marriage' in how i'm libertarian in method but conservative in opinion; my definition of marriage is between a man and a woman and anything other than that I view as void. However in terms of what i'd like the state to do - I would remove the state from marriage which would de facto allow gay 'marriage' aswell as any other form of 'marriage'. I wouldn't ever view it myself as marriage and I could campaign against it, refusing to attend any I am invited to. My point is that the state shouldn't be pro-gay 'marriage' or pro-traditional marriage, it should be removed from that sphere and allow insitutions and individuals to decide.

At the moment the state is on my personal side concerning marriage, but its threatening to move to the opposite side - remove the state from it completely and it'll remove the need for either side to impose its definition on the other.

Dan i am confused, you argue that everyone deserves equal rights and opportunities such as smokers etc, yet believe that gay people shouldn't be allowed to get married. Talk about hypocrisy.

EDIT:
Sorry, just re-read your post, seems that I misread it, probably something to do with the lateness of the hour. Sorry

[The Don]

Anyway on the original thread, I'd quite like to see what would happen if the American Revolution failed.

We would all be speaking German, wearing Swastika's

[ange-vashes!]

I wouldnt change anything.

[Seikou]

i'd go back a few years and stop my cousin from getting into that car. the driver crashed and everyone in the car walked away from the accident unharmed except for my cousin who lost his life. things would be so much better if he was still here.