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Debate: Should we criminalize homosexuality? (view source)
Revision as of 03:05, November 27, 2012
, 03:05, November 27, 2012→No
Although I do not approve of homosexuality, I believe criminalizing it won't work in practice. It will lead to unnecessary spending, and if the offenders are imprisoned they could still perform homosexual acts in prison. A better way to reduce the extent of homosexuality is by teaching its dangers to our children (See [[homosexuality and health]]), and show just how magnificent it is to be attracted to the opposite sex. That way the future generations will have little if any awareness of homosexuality. We can also act against the root causes of homosexuality (e.g. the liberal media, sex education) and without these homosexuality will become even rarer. [[C12Elliot]]
Although I do not approve of homosexuality, I believe criminalizing it won't work in practice. It will lead to unnecessary spending, and if the offenders are imprisoned they could still perform homosexual acts in prison. A better way to reduce the extent of homosexuality is by teaching its dangers to our children (See [[homosexuality and health]]), and show just how magnificent it is to be attracted to the opposite sex. That way the future generations will have little if any awareness of homosexuality. We can also act against the root causes of homosexuality (e.g. the liberal media, sex education) and without these homosexuality will become even rarer. [[C12Elliot]]
Absolutely not. It is a government intrusion into private life. The founders believed in personal freedom; our country was based on those freedoms. If it were to be criminalized, it would have to be a constitutional amendment, due to Lawrence vs. Texas.-Alpine
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