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Think of it like this. Suppose your next-door friend smokes, and you don't (Yes, I know smoking is different, but bare with me). You know he smokes, and you disapprove of it, be he does of the right to smoke if he wants to, so you let him. However, if he comes over, asking for money to buy cigarrettes or whatever, you say no because he refuse to support his habit, or anything which might approve of it.
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Yes, there is a huge difference. Smoking is a harmful addictive habit. I would hardly call two people loving each other, wanting to marry each other, and adopting children a "bad habit." I wouldn't support a smoker because smoking leads to the end of some lives, but I would support a homosexual's equal rights because that leads to building a better life for him or her.
Anyway, I really don't want to further this new debatey thing, so unless I come up with some new huge point, I think I'll call it quits.