What questions have I left unanswered? Why homosexuality requires a change in society?
Again... not the question I asked.
What makes homosexuality (in particular) something that we have to change our society and culture so radically and fundamentally in order to attempt normalizing it?
How does this rather promiscuous and self-indulgent sexual activity(homosexual behavior) somehow overcome the boundaries of reason with regard to consideration of the human condition... namely, our ability to control our sexual urges?
As anyone can clearly see, I am not simply asking why homosexuality requires a change in society.
I'll reply again.
I do not believe homosexuality is something that we have to change our culture and society radically and fundamentally to attempt normalizing it. I disagree that it has to be done, I disagree that our society is radically changed by the acceptance of homosexuality. I believe that all societies change over time and this is simply an example of that. If anything the view of homosexuality as acceptable could be seen as just one of many changes to the sexual mores of American society.
I don't think homosexual behavior is inherently promiscuous. I think men are much more sex-oriented than women, generally speaking, so with gay men the likelihood of promiscuity goes up. I don't believe that homosexuality overcomes the boundaries of reason, I don't believe that homosexuals are somehow unable to control their sexual urges. That is your projection on me.
I have answered your questions again. Strangely, despite your complaints, you still have not answered mine.
I do not believe homosexuality is something that we have to change our culture and society radically and fundamentally to attempt normalizing it.
I didn't ask if you believed it was, I asked you why.
I disagree that it has to be done, I disagree that our society is radically changed by the acceptance of homosexuality.
Again... didn't ask you whether you disagree or agree.
I believe that all societies change over time and this is simply an example of that.
But it's not an example of that. Society did not change the definition of marriage, in many cases, society solidified the definition by law and the SCOTUS made a 5-4 ruling to overturn what society did.
I don't believe that homosexuals are somehow unable to control their sexual urges.
Again... didn't ask you what you believed. I asked why it is treated this way in our collective reasoning in determining a redefinition of marriage. And yes, I stated that a different way.
As for any questions you've asked, I must have missed those in all the minutia over trivial grammar errors you want to nit pick and derail the conversation over.