cfin2987@gmail.com said:
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Hey, you are taking this way too personally. I'm not putting anyone down. The land Ireland stands on is now free from sexual marraige discriminizatoin.
Remember wasn' t until 1993 that it homosexuality was decriminalized. That's not very long ago at all. That's a whole lot of progress for the people of Ireland.
All of the changes in the USA have come from grass roots groups, many of which I have help run and found for that 28 years. Do you really think it would have won if not for the efforts and changes in the States and other Countrys the past 14 years? Many of the changes have also come from the legistaltion system and not judges. And it would have come much sooner if Arnold Schwarzenegger wouldn't have been such a coward and go back on his promises when he ran for Govenator.
Same Sex marriage is legal Federally in the USA. So it must be legal in all the state. Currently, 7 states are still fighting it, but those would have probably still not allow interracial marriage or women voting if they weren't forced. It's happened, and may finally be over by the end of this year.
But honestly, I think voting on civil rights is not a good thing to do. They are fundamental civil rights which should not be up to the whim of the majority. But as I understand, the only way Ireland could make this change.