This is why
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Thread Topic: This is why
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I'm not kidding you guys, I'm tired of this whole gay rights s---. It's gonna happen. Why are we pushing away from it? It's inevitable, like the problem about slavery almost 200 years ago. And yet, despite knowing this going to happen at one point, it still seems like a really taboo topic among the politicians of this country.
You know how the majority of people here call Mexico a third world country? Well, sometimes I really do think that we think better than this 'first world' country does. Mexico was built upon Roman Catholic beliefs and we are still able to say "Well, the Bible never really said anything about that, and some people don't even practice a religion." The last three presidents have all said that the people should be able to live the way they want and pursue their happiness in ways they want, as long as it is legal. Same-sex marriage was legalized in the capital in 2009, and currently from what I understand they're looking forward to make it legal anywhere else. Some people don't like it, but they understand that it was going to happen.
Here? Well, this country wasn't built on Christian beliefs, and that is all we're seeing. Have you noticed that at least half of the protests are people saying something about Got hating/burning/killing 'faggots'? Yeah, that's reasonable you guys. Put religion where it shouldn't even be in. This country is focused on freedom and rights for all its citizens, so what happens when they can't even grant that or promise it to the people who don't apply to the heterosexual group? I dunno, this country works differently than my own so it's hard to explain these things, but basically people are acting so immaturely and hypocritically to this dilemma that finally it's almost disgusting to see this happening.
Really. If this s--- doesn't seem like it's getting solved soon enough and if Momoko and I do end up working out in the end, I'm getting married in Mexico City or wherever it ends up being legal by then. There's no f---ing way that I'm going to wait for everyone here to grow up and learn. Everyone in the 'third world' country has learned to accept it so there's pretty much no excuse. -
Oops, cross that out. Same-sex marriage is legal in all of Mexico now.
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Which basically means that if it finally happens and we do decide to get married there or whatever.. I could get married in Durango. ;u; mi paaiissssss.
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Of course everyone ignored me, so I'll just leave now.
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