Gay marriage (same sex marriage)
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Gay marriage, also known as same-sex marriage, is the marriage between two people of the same sex. While some cultures have accepted same-sex unions throughout history, gay marriage is a recent development and is still controversial. Supporters argue that denying gay people the right to marry denies them equal rights and benefits. However, others argue that gay marriage weakens traditional family values or goes against certain religious beliefs. The debate around legalizing gay marriage involves discussions of ethics, equality, and how society defines marriage.
Gay marriage (same sex marriage)
- 2. Gay marriage, which is also known as same sex marriage, is the marriage between the people of the same sex, either in a secular civil ceremony or religious setting. Many cultures of the same cultural union are recorded in the history, but the marriage or similar traditionally similar unions were rare or neutral in other cultures.
- 3. Gay marriage is a social problem because it affects the delay of social system. Social harmony (feeling of neighbor) and social solidarity (the desire to work together) are important elements of society's effective work. • Determining the ethics and boundaries is an important element that affects social harmony and social solidarity.
- 4. Most religions consider gay a sin. It would further weaken the traditional family values essential to our society. It confuses children about gender roles and expectations of society, and only a man & woman can pro-create.
- 5. The first public gay marriage was on March 7, 2004. Movie director and producer Kirn-Jho Gwang-soo received much media attention.
- 6. A local Urdu-language newspaper said the elder man, named as Liaquat Ali, had taken a local boy called Markeen as "his male bride". Paper said that the poor parents of the boy accepted Rs 40,000 (380 pounds) for their sons' hands. Gay marriage is not legal in conservative Muslim Pakistan.
- 7. No end-of-life decision making No family leave No Social Security benefits No work place marriage benefits like health insurance Don't benefit from1,100 laws legal & financial benefits and responsibilities for married couples
- 8. The Defense of Marriage Act was passed in 1996 by President Bill Clinton. State decide to allow Gay marriage in their state.
- 9. New Zealand (2013)• Spain (2005) Iceland (2010) Canada (2005) South Africa (2006) France (2013)
- 10. Others believe that everyone has the right to marry whoever they want. Some say gay marriage is wrong and that it goes against beliefs.
- 11. Same-sex couples deserve exactly the same benefits and protections under the law as everyone else, Gay is not a life style choice, but a genetic predisposition. Children benefit more from being raised in a family with a mom and a dad. Gay is morally wrong.
- 12. 2 Ways gay Marriage is banned: Constitutional Amendment State Law 3 ways to legalize gay marriage: Court Decision, State Legislation Popular Vote
- 13. Access To Equal Benefits “Traditional Marriage” Views Have Changed Everyone Needs Love Gives Equal Laws Gives Right to Start a Family It creates real equality from a government perspective.