Steinlight
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No one is saying infertile people shouldn't get married, I said the opposite, they should adopt and build families. You are being intentionally daft. I am talking about the policy of the nation, which should be catered towards family formation and procreation for the survival and social stability of the nation going forward. But even in America, a couple million infertile people getting married doesn't change the hundreds of millions who get married and have children, and that is what policy should be based on. Not banning infertile men and women, but promoting man and woman getting married and having children as the ideal. The national government most promote the pinnacle, the highest standard, in order to drive the society forward, not set of standard of moral relativism and equality because some people can't meet the ideal 100%. Adopting and rasing a child not your own is still a great gift to society and should of course be promoted. But lets face it, if people didn't get married and have children society would cease to exist. So this of course must be the primary function of any state.Austira.Move to Russia? No, I am just hoping my country elects a government that opposes continued EU sanctions on Russia. Basically I am tired of my country and Europe as a whole being lapdogs for America. It is regular Europeans that have to pay the price for America's desire to expand NATO to Russia's border. It is regular Europeans that have to pay the price for Merkel and Hollande's dreams of bringing Ukraine into the EU. These sanctions on Russia only serve the interests of US elites, and hurt our economies.You are right, America is becoming the new Sodom. That is why many of us and the European Right are aligning with Russia against the hegemony of this degenerate liberal Americanism.
Or....you're simply useful idiots, susceptible to Russian anti-US propaganda. And now sound like a Soviet Era politburo press release.
Might I suggest you emigrate to Russia. Its a win-win for everyone.
And what is 'your country'?Exception to the rule doesn't disprove the rule. The purpose of marriage is to form a family and procreate, to provide the foundation of society for the next generation, to very literally continue the society.You didn't answer my question. You just made a detached comment. Why should the public be forced to subsidize male-on-male buttfucking?The answer is that is regulating marriage. You don't like it, don't marry someone who looks like you.Since you homo marriage proponents like to misuse the word equality so much, I have one question for you to answer; why should the general public be forced by law to subsidize male-on-male buttfucking? Simple question. What's your answer?
Marriage isn't about sex. As demonstrated by all the infertile and childless folks that are allowed to marry or remain married.
So the entire premise of your argument is invalid. A classic 'when did you stop beating your wife' question.
Not in the US it isn't. We allow the infertile and childless to marry or remain married by the millions. Demonstrating elegantly that there is a perfectly valid basis of marriage that has nothing to do with children or the ability to have them. In fact, there's not a single state in the union that requires someone be able to have children to get married.
Why then would we exclude gays from marriage based on a standard that doesn't exist and applies to no one?
There is no reason.
National policy should be focused on promoting high birthrates and marriage to ensure that not only the nation survives, but thrives in a pro-social manner.
If your desire to have children is intrinsically linked to the marital status of people you don't even know then you've got far greater problems than any national policy could fix.
Austria's birth rate has been stagnant since the mid 80s. Trying to blame that on the gays is a bit of a stretch.
The nuclear family is the most important building block off which the life of the community, the nation, is built. Infertile men and women who get married can and should adopt. Through this they can still build a core nuclear family and they should.
And gays and lesbians can have their own kids or adopt as well. Its not mutually exclusive. That's the beauty of the situation: you can have both.
So gays must be excluded because they match the standard in no way. Anti-social and destructive lifestyles like homosexuality should not be promoted as any ideal. A lifestyle so intertwined with mental illness and self destructive/anti-social behaviors should be discouraged and thus marginalized. It should not be promoted in anyway by the State certainly. A society that embraces moral relativism like this will face communal fracture, atomization of individuals, and general moral nihilism without a lack of moral foundation by our leaders, not just in government but in all avenues of society. Social capital must not be sacrificed on the so called altar of "equality".
If you think marriage and procreation aren't and shouldn't be necessarily intertwined than you are the mistaken one. For it is this break that is responsible for many of the ills in western society. The so called sexual revolution and the praising of the so called "single mother" for example are have deteriorated relations between man and woman, led to lower birthrates, lower marriage rates, and higher rates of birth out of wedlock. It has led to children growing up in fractured, disparate, and incomplete households. This is the case throughout the West. We must insist on linking procreation to marriage, otherwise the social and economic costs will continue to persist and grow.
They can adopt(not everywhere, not Russia or many non-western countries), but they cannot in anyway form a core nuclear family, but only a perversion of it. Vulnerable and innocent children should not be sacrificed in such reckless social experiments in the way of "equality" and "progress".