[Tom]

Originally Posted by lostalex

It;s certainly a step in the right direction, but having gay marriage has nothing to do with a country's homophobia. Mexico is one of the most homophobic countries in the world and it has legalized gay marriages. Countries with gay marriage like Canada or Holland even have horrible problems with homophobia.

Just making the laws equal of course won't eliminate the real problem which is a sociological problem of homophobia.

The real problem is str8 male apartheid, which exists in all countries. Until we eliminate str8 male apartheid, homophobia and feminism are both lost causes.

Str8 men are a minority, but they have the majority of power in business and government. That is apartheid.

But straight men are the biggest minority and men having more power in business and government is because men aren't as attached emotionally as women are. You can't have a heart so to speak in those professions. Thats why the majority of people who work in public sectors like healthcare and education are women