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    Should gay marriages be allowed? Today‚ Almost the man in the world are gay. They love each other. They don’t care the speech of the others people around them. Three reason of the gay marriages are Society should accept sexual ‚ Marriages is not always wrong‚ no matter what the gender and Everyone has the right to love‚ no matter what the gender. 1.Society should accept sexual Gay marriage should be legalized because it is uncivilized and unmerited. Our civil rights and the Constitution give us

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    Although the world has developed-and is still developing- controversial topics like gay marriage are still prominent is today’s society. William J. Bennett‚ an influential figure in America‚ strongly voiced out his standpoint on the topic of same-sex marriage through his article “Against Gay Marriage.” His concerns persistently argue that the rights for gay marriages are “pointless and even oxymoronic” (Bennett‚ 2011‚ p.409). One does not need to fully agree with his assertions to acknowledge the

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    states have constitutional amendments banning gay marriage. * Opponents argue that altering the traditional definition of marriage as between a man and a woman will further weaken a threatened institution and that legalizing gay marriage is a slippery slope that may lead to polygamous and interspecies marriages.  Arguments against: Religious freedom: For most Americans‚ marriage is a religious sacrament or ceremony. If the definition of marriage is changed to allow SSM‚ some religious individuals

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    William J. Bennett‚ a great spokesman for American conservatives‚ has powerfully argued as the title indicates in his article "Against Gay Marriage." One does not have to agree with Bennett to appreciate the strength and goodness of his mind. Still‚ although he raises serious objections to same-sex marriage‚ his argument overall reads more like an outline‚ lacking specifics and expert opinions‚ referring to only one organized‚ careful study‚ and committing a number of logical fallacies which muddy

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    Should gay marriage be legalised in Australia Hello fellow citizens of Australia I’m Bill Shorten leader of the Labour party and we support gay marriage. Now speaking of gay marriage this is the reason as to why I’m here with you today to discuss the issue of ’should gay marriage be legalised in Australia’ and as I just mentioned imam in favour of allowing homosexuals to marry legally. You see being a homosexual is not something you can control it is simply something you are‚ it is like if I were

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    Joel Dejesus Societal Standards Essay Speech and Composition 6th Period Mr. Fields April 7‚2013 Imagine a 6’2" man with broad shoulders‚ deep voice‚ hairy body‚ masculine personality‚ and pink glittery nail polish. His friends give him a hard time about it‚ they say that he is not " a real man". He decides to hang out with more woman and when more and more people start to consider him gay‚ he becomes it. Men do not have the wiggle room to explore the feminine stereotypes.

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    “ A Tradition of Change” Critique of: William Bennett‚ “Against Gay Marriage” Throughout the course of American history‚ every generation has built upon the foundations of freedom that were constructed by their ancestors before them. During the 1920’s‚ women finally earned the right to vote‚ and in the 1960’s‚ blacks finally gained their hard fought equality. Our current generations task‚ is to strive to obtain equal rights for homosexuals so that our children and grandchildren can live in

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    history of the world‚ homosexuality and gay marriages was considered unlawful and unacceptable. Therefore‚ strict measures were properly put in place to prohibit potential any act related to them. This was attributed to the perceived negative implications as evaluated by the forerunners of the time. Contrastingly‚ the advent of democracy and modern culture of our time has seen the emergence of social right activists‚ who have been parading the legality of gay marriage on the front of autonomy‚ respect

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    acceptable norm‚ is privileged‚ and is endowed in a sense of internalized superiority. The target is characterized as the social minority that is systematically vulnerable to “exploitation‚ marginalization…and violence” (Hardiman and Jackson‚ 2007). Societal oppression is often generational‚ which ingrains cultural values into both the agent and the target.

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    By manipulating people’s invulnerability to physical harm‚ experimenters were able to use mental simulations to show the link with societal exclusion’s response to groups. Three studies were conducted to show these responses and account for whether feelings of exclusion changed behavior in a positive or negative way to in-groups and out-groups. It was also taken into account whether the change was due to invulnerability to physical harm or elimination of pain. They found that the elimination of threats

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