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Majority against homosexual marriages
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http://www.dailymail....ose-gay-marriage.html
It's official /// More than half believe homosexual marriages should not be allowed and two thirds think the adoption of children by same-sex couples should not have become legal nine years ago.///
/// the ONS findings show many Britons still cling to conservative values ///
Er, excuse me but "clinging to conservative values" ?????
Don't they term it as being 'Homophobic on Answerbank?
It's official /// More than half believe homosexual marriages should not be allowed and two thirds think the adoption of children by same-sex couples should not have become legal nine years ago.///
/// the ONS findings show many Britons still cling to conservative values ///
Er, excuse me but "clinging to conservative values" ?????
Don't they term it as being 'Homophobic on Answerbank?
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I don't care what other people do - as long as they pull their weight in life, are good to cats and dogs (and children), don't steal, hurt, kill and all the other anti-social things that happen in life.
I can't expect other people to live their lives using my set of values or according to my sexual orientation. I am still hanging on for George Clooney.
I can't expect other people to live their lives using my set of values or according to my sexual orientation. I am still hanging on for George Clooney.
andy-hughes
/// Same thing AOG ... same thing. ///
Not the same thing Andy, same subject matter maybe, but a recent announced slant on it.
Which is perfectly correct to post, taking into consideration the recent answers on the subject by fellow ABers.
This news goes to highlight the fact, that it would appear that some ABers do not represent the majority of the nation's feelings on the subject.
/// Same thing AOG ... same thing. ///
Not the same thing Andy, same subject matter maybe, but a recent announced slant on it.
Which is perfectly correct to post, taking into consideration the recent answers on the subject by fellow ABers.
This news goes to highlight the fact, that it would appear that some ABers do not represent the majority of the nation's feelings on the subject.
I tend to agree with the "older" comment.
The only people I can think of (who I know) would be against this, are older family members. The younger generation have been brought up in a society where it's acceptable to be gay and proud.
I really don't see the issue here. Why does it bother some people *so* much that a same-sex couple would choose to marry and commit the rest of their lives to one another?
The only people I can think of (who I know) would be against this, are older family members. The younger generation have been brought up in a society where it's acceptable to be gay and proud.
I really don't see the issue here. Why does it bother some people *so* much that a same-sex couple would choose to marry and commit the rest of their lives to one another?
rocky
<<I mean half of the population are asked if they are for or against gay marriages, who are they.>>
they didn't ask half the population - it doesn't say that.
they asked a representative sample which (if done properly) is a statistically significant size and can be extrapolated to represent the larger group.
In this case 45% of the sample expressed these views.
<<I mean half of the population are asked if they are for or against gay marriages, who are they.>>
they didn't ask half the population - it doesn't say that.
they asked a representative sample which (if done properly) is a statistically significant size and can be extrapolated to represent the larger group.
In this case 45% of the sample expressed these views.
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