Yesterday America finally made Same-sex marriage legal in all fifty states and hence removing power from the fourteen states which did not allow same-sex marriage.

 However it’s no secret that Same-Sex marriage was taboo and considered morally wrong just a couple of years/decades ago by many and any same-sex act was considered a “Sin” even by those that did not follow any religion. However nowadays this Taboo on Same-Sex marriage has been lifted and thanks to that certain people are now also advocating the legistlation of other practices/acts which up to now are generally considered Taboo. In order of popularity these include:

 1. Polygamy   

 2. Marijuana  ( Old source but many have brought this up on social media and Youtube )

 3. Prostitution

 4. Incest

 ( Not all of them have a source since they range from very wanted to much less wanted but all of them have been mentioned in social media and therefore there are minorities which do indeed want these practices/acts to be legalized )

 As a normal human being you are more than likely to find that at least one of these practices/acts go against your moral beliefs whether you believe in a religion or not. Therefore my questions are:

 1. Do you think that thanks to big steps taken to legalize practices which were previously Taboo, that the practices/acts mentioned above are much more likely to be legalized?

 2. Do you personally think that morally we as a society as from now onwards if we do legalize such acts, are heading in the wrong direction? Therefore do you want to see the acts mentioned above be legalized?

Civil rights is an infinitely expanding movement. The same goes for other progressive movements such as feminism which is in its third wave.

These movements are greedy and don't stop at a particular societal and cultural win. Today they touch on gay rights. Tomorrow they will touch on pedophilia like you said. No one knows how to stop them, not even their own advocates. This thing will go too far. The progressives have no end goal and no finite morality.

uhh

Except equality.

My take on all of your points, if it´s two (or more) consenting adults then let them do whatever they want because it´s none of our business.
We´re heading in the wrong direction if we keep this "taking away other peoples rights or denying them rights" mentality. This is a step in the best possible direction

I'm okay with 1-3 being legalized. So many people already do those things, so governments should legalize it and start charging taxes for those things. But incest and pedophilia are disgusting and wrong.

These are great times, when a majority of people have shown that intolerance, hatred and bigotry is slowly dying out, and making this world of ours a better place to live for all people, regardless of race, color, gender or sexual orientation.
There is still a lot of work ahead, but every small step forward is step toward progress and away from oppression.

i don't see any problem with Polygamy

I'm sure we had this debate when slavery was abolished as well and I know we had it when they stopped segregation in schools and on public transport.
I find it both sad and funny that many of the same people who scream that we need to take down IS for their lack of morals, which includes throwing gay people off of buildings as punishment, are also the ones who are outraged at same-sex marriage.

People who label themselves patriots are usually and ironically the ones damaging their country the most. Likening polygamy, prostitution, pedophilia and incest to same-sex marriage shows what level we're still on and it shows that we have a long way to go.

Perhaps we should just revoke womens rights to vote, dismantle Amnesty's anti-torture programs and start segregating the population again and then we'll let some wise men with holy books and assault rifles take charge and set things straight (pun very much intended).

1. For me 1 is like consensual adultery. Which is nuts imo.

2. This is better than #1. For me it depends on why they're using it.

3. You get money for doing fornication/adultery, which is wrong.

4/5 - No one needs to explain this. The only argument I could see for #4 is between cousins. I don't agree with it, but it is legalized in some places.