Gay Marriage—Is it Natural?
January 12, 2023
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as posted by the channelRomania does not allow same-sex marriage or civil unions. In Cluj, Romania, Peter Boghossian discussed the claim, “Gay marriage should be legal,” with three women and one man. Three participants agree or strongly agree, with one slightly disagreeing. Topics in the ensuing discussion include freedom, rights, morality, religion, fashion, the concept of a healthy family, and what is “natural.”
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Should gay marriage be legal everywhere?
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