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It might surprise you but I want both. I want civil rights and I want a strong and partecipated democratic process. The democratic process will always win tho.
by pastacacioepepe 4y ago
It might surprise you but I want both. I want civil rights and I want a strong and partecipated democratic process. The democratic process will always win tho. Any right that is "imposed" rather than conquered will not last.
> that goes against the democratic majority in the US and Cuba
Maybe in the progressive US, not in Cuba, where 54% of the voters are in support of the proposal. The contrarians are not the communist by the way, but the Cuban catholics.
- notch656a 4y ago54% of Cuba is in support of polyamorous marriage? Citation please.
- pastacacioepepe 4y agoDid you just spend lots of time debating me without even taking the 10 minutes necessary to read the article? Wow. This tells a lot about the quality of this discussion. Read the reuters article that was linked. It's all in there. I'm done debating with you, this is just a waste of time.
- notch656a 4y agoI read both articles but I went back to re-read them, as I'm willing to be proven wrong. Neither mention anything about polyamorous marriage, and definitely nothing about 54% support for it. They mention traditional (2-person) same-sex and cis marriages.