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Nice point. I just wonder why do people care about others' sex and marriage so much that they would put that in the very constitution. To me this sounds like a
by qwerty456127 3y ago
Nice point.
I just wonder why do people care about others' sex and marriage so much that they would put that in the very constitution. To me this sounds like a constitution amendment to introduce a dedicated paragraph to ban pineapple pizza. I just eat what I want, have sex with whom we mutually want and share my life with whom I trust, how is my personal choice relevant to anybody else? Okay, if they feel so disturbed they could issue a separate law banning anything but how is this so important they need to put it in the definition of a country?
- YellOh 3y agoI think it would be more similar to prohibition than pineapple pizza, at least to people who care about it. Presumably less alcohol/less gay marriage is expected to help save people from the temptation toward grievous sins (at least in Christian settings), and help support the traditional family unit in its duties to raise the next generation (less alcohol = less domestic abuse and financial stupidity / less homosexuality = more straight relationships, more children, and partnerships more likely to follow a traditional division of labor & have a woman to raise the children). I'm in favor of equal rights to marriage, I just think your comment would badly fail the Ideological Turing Test.