Just curious Once-Ler. Do you think that heterosexual objection to homosexual behavior is part of that destructive lifestyle? IOW, if left alone, and allowed to engage openly in this lifestyle, do you think it's possible for whatever destructiveness you see, to diminish?
I think it is part of the equation even if one believes society is wrong for condemning homosexuality. Right or wrong the world is what it is.
The oldest of my flock got married last summer to a beautiful woman and soul. He has found his mate and it brings me joy.
If he had married a man I would love him just as much, but I don't know that I could be happy for the choice he made.
I would worry of the reaction of family and community, not whether they should react. Matthew Shepard.
Many think the war for gay "equality" is over and the gays won. I have no way to predict if heterosexual opposition to homosexuality will increase or lessen over time. Homosexuals have enjoyed times of tolerance and persecution through out recorded history. We could see a rise of Christian activism in the wake of many states changing their laws to support gay marriage.
Another AIDS like disease could result in a backlash by heterosexuals. The children of 2 moms or dads may have a different story to tell than the Bravo channel.
As a follow-on, since the AIDS epidemic is in part linked to homosexual behavior, do you think that encouragement of monogamous relationships among the homosexual community would be beneficial, given that underground or above-ground, homosexuality isn't going to be curbed?
Wow. That is an interesting take. If one takes the position that government does and should promote healthy and beneficial conduct then encouraging monogamy in the gay community could be seen as way to prevent the spread of diseases that transmit easily through anal sex. On the other hand monogamy does nothing to promote the creation of tomorrows tax payers.
I'll have to ponder it further.