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Originally Posted by eviled2010

"We" as in the "World" have practiced and believed all kinds of things in the past. It has NEVER made them true or morally right.
Fortunately, for those interested in a more enlightened and fair path, there exists today the knowledge and the fruits of labour of thousands (if not millions) of hard working scientists and scholars in all disciplines who have tried to move the human experience on just a little from a world of ghosts, goblins and gods.
Sadly, there still remains a hard core who are either too stupid or too bloody minded to grasp that the world is wonderful enough without it being based on fairy tales.

Uh no. This has nothing to do with 'Science' although it is true that many scientifically advanced civilizations believed homosexuality was some kind of disease or even a 'genetic mistake' and in the case of highly advanced Germany their were medical scientists who supposed it was an evolutionary mistake.
They supposed you could send them to death camps (eliminate them from the gene pool) and eventually eliminate that problem altogether.

Now I haven't seen any actual polls or surveys on what % of PHD's in the world think 'gay marriage' is perfectly acceptable but maybe you have?
What about just the UK?

Duly not that neither this post or my last censored post are anything but descriptions of history and the world around us.
They are not personally directed at anyone.
They are not even my own 'personal opinion'.

As an example:
- Hitler really did mass-murder Jews.
Horrible.
But me stating that historical reality is not 'me offending Jews'. It is not 'flaming or trolling' Jews or Nazis.
It is not my own 'pro nazi' endorsement.
It is simply stating 'what happened'.

Likewise, I am just stating that gay marriage has been largely unheard of in human history and for vast numbers of peoples over time and history that would be considered, at least, weird and unacceptable.
MANY today would even consider it sexually perverse, bizarre or even punishable by death.
Serious.
Once again, this is simply stating 'reality'. This 'happened'. Its a 'neutral' statement.