Gay rights
Hi bloggers!
Today I’m going to talk about Gay rights. Well,
let’s starts
Why Gay people haven’t rights in our society? Or rather, why they are not
treated in the same way as a heterosexual
person? If gay people are productive citizens, they work, they studied, they
supervise some company, they are police, they can make love and most
importantly, they are human beings. I think that people discriminate against
gay communities because of sexual preferences involved. Heterosexuals are
constantly preaching to society that gay people are "abnormal"
because they cannot relate to gay people's sexual views. I think that gay
couples should be allowed to marry. How can the gay community screw up the
sanctity of marriage worse than we heterosexuals have?
Can heterosexuals consider themselves experts
on relationships? We could learn a lot from the gay community. The gay
community statistically speaking understands the meaning of relationships.
Straight people need to stop being hypocrites. We need to realize that because
someone is gay they are no less of a human being than anyone else. I am tired
of hear that "It's not natural!" Straight people will make this
ignorant comment yet, they will abuse women. I am assuming that homosexuality
in some people's eyes is not normal, but abusing women is, this gives me a lot of anger, how
is it that in the 21st century there are people who think like. This discrimination should not be
acceptable by any means. I am hoping for the time that our country, and around
the world, will stop taking the conservative approach to this topic.
Once we can accept the gay community as equals
and treat them as the human beings they are. only then will our country be
truly free.
Felipe,
ResponderEliminarWC: 329. A bit too many. Interesting point of view, it makes the reader think about who has the right to determine what is "normal" or not.
Pay attention to your writing, I can see the topic is of your interest, but sometimes it is not as strong as it could be due to mistakes, Remember, people ARE, not "IS".
Cheers,
JC