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Contrary to environmental preservation, a gay marriage law costs nothing. So if a strong majority supports it, why don't they enact it to get a free popularity
by Al-Khwarizmi 10y ago
Contrary to environmental preservation, a gay marriage law costs nothing. So if a strong majority supports it, why don't they enact it to get a free popularity boost?
- RugnirViking 10y agoBecause most ministers truly stand for what they believe in to a certain limited extent. Unfortunately, this is what old, rich, often religious men believe, which is a terrible representation of the actual country. This is said generally, as I have no specific experience of the situation in Australia
- robryan 10y agoCurrent government is held hostage by its far right faction who wants to avoid an open vote on gay marriage. The left would now allow an open vote for it but when they were last in government the tide of public opinion probably hadn't turned far enough yet.