Gay sex should not be accepted by society/gay sex is not promoted by (particularly U.S.)society.
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- Gay sex is not accepted by society. ---> FALSE
- About three percent of Americans are openly homosexual.
- The vast majority of dating apps have options for homosexuals looking for love.
- Because gay sex in not accepted by society, there are no economic or social incentives for society to normalize gay sex. ---> FALSE
- There are economic incentives for pornography companies to disseminate gay porn to those who want it.
- The LGBTQ movement has created social incentives for Christian institutions to cease their denouncement of sodomy.
- Political pressure has created social incentives for gay-inclusive sexual education in high school.
- Because there are no incentives for society to normalize gay sex, no effort should be made to normalize gay sex. ---> FALSE
- There is a connection between the wealth and wellbeing of a country, and how much said country accepts LGBTQ practices. For instance, Iceland is both one of the happiest, and most accepting countries in the world.
- The Sacred Band of Thebes: Made famous in 371 BC at the Battle of Leuctra, this army of 300 male lovers fought more fiercely on the battlefield due to their romantic bonds.
- Gay sex is not accepted by society. ---> FALSE
- About three percent of Americans are openly homosexual.
- The vast majority of dating apps have options for homosexuals looking for love.
- There are economic incentives for pornography companies to disseminate gay porn to those who want it.
- The LGBTQ movement has created social incentives for Christian institutions to cease their denouncement of sodomy.
- Political pressure has created social incentives for gay-inclusive sexual education in high school."
- There is a connection between the wealth and wellbeing of a country, and how much said country accepts LGBTQ practices. For instance, Iceland is both one of the happiest, and most accepting countries in the world."
What is at the forefront for advertisements, talk shows, entertainment, just about every love story? A homosexual depiction or heterosexual one?
Ok sorry
Noted and appreciated. I’m taking appropriate measures.
>Vote: jonrohith // Mod action: Removed
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Please remove jonrohith's vote. His reasoning has nothing to do with the actual content contained within the debate and he just makes a blunt, opinion-based statement.
If you go to his profile you will find he has repeatedly made similarly poor votes. I would advocate that you at least temporarily ban him from voting until he learns that the voting system here expects a basis of logic, thoroughly reading the material, and putting aside personal biases.
The title confuses me, as there seems to be two topics at once here . . .
Is the topic "Gay sex should not be accepted by society" or is the topic "Gay sex should not be promoted by (particularly U.S.) society" ?