Again, I think that most or the people do not understand why people support homosexuality directly/indirectly, even those who are not homosexulas.
It is not the issue of sexual preference, as it is presented and understood in general. Not at all.
The crux is whether one wants follow his all untamed desires or remain in some boundaries. That is what matters actually not homosexuality per se.
The fight is not for homosexuality but the right to do what one wants to do with his/her life and others also. Homosexuality is merely a symbol of that.
People may find this analogy bizzare, but homosexuality is pure capitalism, where rich are free from any taxes, no obligation to the society. And, heterosexuality is capitalism mixed with some socialism, where some rules are to be followed to maintain overall goodness.
Supporters of homosexuality do not have enough wisdom to understand what may be the future implications for their demand of absolute freedom in other verticals of life, besides sexuality.
A millionaire can also demand that he is free to do whatever he wants to do with his money. What right on the earth a state has to ask him to pay such taxes, which poor do not pay?
Is it not unfair to ask rich people to pay more taxes than poor? If they are rich, is it their fault? Why they should be punished for their hard earned richness?
And, believe me, once homosexuality will be established completely in the social system, these types of questions will be raised from other and totally unexpected quarters. They will also demand that they are also free whatever they want to do what belongs to them.
Can any supporter of homosexuality can answer me how taxing rich more than poor is justified, if you put societal cause aside? How is it not discrimination against a rich minority by the poor majority? Why they should suffer for the betterment of others?
It is not their duty. Even the supreme courts will have to concede to this one day.Then, homosexuality will be questioned once again by the same people who now say " who cares".
The problem with leftists is that they want that the state should not interfere at all in morality, but at the same time, they want state to control all economic activity. But, both of these approaches cannot go long hand in hand. They have to choose and stick to one.
In the same way, extreme rightists want complete economic freedom but ask for a lot of control over morality. Contradiction is here also.
Both parties have to come down a bit from their extremism. A little control of the state is necessary on the both of economics and morality to maintain the equilibrium. People will have to accept that there should be line between absolute freedom and control in all verticals of life. Then, such line should be drawn very carefully.
That is the only solution. And, people will understand that too, sooner or later.
With love,
Sanjay