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2014 will be an important year for marriage equality : Comments
By Rodney Croome, published 31/12/2013The reform moved forward in three of the countries most similar to us, Britain, New Zealand and the US. Even Utah now has marriage equality!
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People often say, “What difference will it make to you if homosexuals are permitted to ‘marry’?” The answer, of course, is nothing individually, but a hell of a lot to society and what we think of our society. There is already too much weight given to the tantrums of individuals and anti-social minorities in what is supposed to be a democracy. Any surrendering by politicians to a way of life that is not natural, just for a few lousy votes, could very well be the last nail in the coffin of civilised society. Homosexuals (they are not ‘gay’ in any sense of the word) are already in our faces too much; and it is democracy that allows them to carry on about their affliction and demand that the rest of us bow down to them. It is also democracy that allows the rest of us to say that they are entitled to do as they please without interfering with us or bring down our society, but do not dare to try institutionalising their way of life. We can also say that they are childish, self-centred bores for they way they carry on.
A majority doesn’t support marriage ‘equality’. Australians have become indifferent, and that’s another problem to be solved.