exactly, it should be relegated to nothing more than a social status.
Ideally, but if the government is going to extend rights to a select group of people they shouldn't discriminate based on sexual orientation. It's not the best solution, but it's the best when working within the confines of our current system.
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Wipe that chin off por favor.
That doesn't make it right.
Pretty much. A good percentage of the younger generation will most likely become more fiscally conservative as they get older and start making good money, but I can't see their views on social issues shifting to the right. Give it 10 years and we'll look back on this issue the same way we looked at anti-miscegenation laws.
Expound on this.
You're right in the sense that just because the majority agrees on something doesn't mean it's right, but can you tell us how allowing homosexuals the right to marry is wrong without citing any sort of biblical text or religious doctrine? How is it harming society?
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