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6/15/2025, 10:27:39 PM
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>The argument that i keep hearing is that there are many same-sex couples who are better parents than straight couples. I have no problem believing it (and personally know two of them). But what makes you think that a family with two men and three women wouldn't be good parents of their children? Or that a 15-year old mother married to a 30-year old man wouldn't be a better parent than a 25-year old mother married to a 26-year old man? Or that a prostitute wouldn't be a better mother than a business woman? Or that parents who are siblings are more likely to have abnormal children than women in their 40s? All of these are pure prejudices.
>For each of these sex-related categories, i would prefer to see a list of the specific rights, and then be asked to vote on each and every additional right that they want. But not on something so vague as "marriage", that is a higher category encompassing a broad range of rights that i am not familiar with. I wonder how many people who are in favor or against "gay marriage" can name all the rights that come with the status "married". I certainly don't.
>It is a bit odd that homosexuals frequently compare their political fight to the fight for gender equality. We do "discriminate" based on gender when it comes to physical strength, for example in Olympic sports, that are divided along gender lines. Why? Because women on the average are less strong than men. And we actually give women more rights in restrooms, in hospitalization, in the military draft, etc. Even current abortion laws are asymmetric, discriminating against men: when they talk about "choice", they mean "the woman's right to choose", and not the man's right to choose. Whenever there is a biological difference, we condone and sometimes encourage "gender-based discrimination".
>The argument that i keep hearing is that there are many same-sex couples who are better parents than straight couples. I have no problem believing it (and personally know two of them). But what makes you think that a family with two men and three women wouldn't be good parents of their children? Or that a 15-year old mother married to a 30-year old man wouldn't be a better parent than a 25-year old mother married to a 26-year old man? Or that a prostitute wouldn't be a better mother than a business woman? Or that parents who are siblings are more likely to have abnormal children than women in their 40s? All of these are pure prejudices.
>For each of these sex-related categories, i would prefer to see a list of the specific rights, and then be asked to vote on each and every additional right that they want. But not on something so vague as "marriage", that is a higher category encompassing a broad range of rights that i am not familiar with. I wonder how many people who are in favor or against "gay marriage" can name all the rights that come with the status "married". I certainly don't.
>It is a bit odd that homosexuals frequently compare their political fight to the fight for gender equality. We do "discriminate" based on gender when it comes to physical strength, for example in Olympic sports, that are divided along gender lines. Why? Because women on the average are less strong than men. And we actually give women more rights in restrooms, in hospitalization, in the military draft, etc. Even current abortion laws are asymmetric, discriminating against men: when they talk about "choice", they mean "the woman's right to choose", and not the man's right to choose. Whenever there is a biological difference, we condone and sometimes encourage "gender-based discrimination".
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