Essay on Homosexuality A Pesky Problem - 1272 Words

It is a sad sight indeed to walk throughout our magnificent towns and cities and find our eyes settle upon blights of the landscape. These childless, unnatural, and frightening â€Å"people†, who turn a keen eye upon those of the same sex, are a smudge upon our otherwise immaculate canvas. Many of those who count their profession amongst science have shined a privy light upon this queer behavior, and their findings are quite consistent, specifically that there is something not quite â€Å"right† with such folk. Yet, this deviant behavior has not gone unnoticed. In overwhelming fashion, â€Å"normal† people have come out in droves to combat this bizarre section of our society. It must be inferred, therefore, that homosexuality is, to phrase it quite†¦show more content†¦The once abstract fear of our eventual extinction may well become justified, as we can assume that more and more people will succumb to this drain on our society. However, this is not the sole reason for disdain over these unions; I also submit that many believe such marriages and couples would ruin the sanctity of marriage, subsequently making everyone’s marriage less meaningful. Brittany Spears’ fifty-five hour marriage, and Kim Kardashian’s seventy-two day relationship, which stand as pillars of strength for the unbroken temple that is ‘marriage’, would crumble and crack under the pressure of the added mass of homosexual unions. Lisa and Mary, even if they were blissfully together for many years, would provide an ethical weight that would far exceed the standing strength of the institution of marriage. Besides, marriage has been around in an unchanged state for almost all of humankind’s existence, excluding, of course, divorce, the idea of women as property, and interracial marriage, which were all minor changes that hold no similarities to the change homosexual unions would pertain. Two people of d ifferent race marrying is much different than two people of similar gender marrying, and much more proper in majority eyes. In addition, if we allowed people to be with those of the same sex, we would run the risk of leaving the door openShow MoreRelatedSexual Immorality And The Gay Community Essay2000 Words   |  8 Pagesthey’re gay or straight. It’s usually (although not exclusively) the woman that has more restraint. Put two guys together and you have a recipe for debauchery. Although the incident at Lot’s house related to intentions involving sodomy, I have a real problem with explaining away their motivations as merely homosexual urges in nature. First off, the verse seems to clearly indicate that this was ALL the men of the city, both young and old, from every quarter. Was every single male gay? There’s no reasonRead MoreThe And Of The Mob Essay2004 Words   |  9 Pagesthis satirical â€Å"Leave it to Beaver† type of recapitulation of tha t event demonstrates. The mob is eager to gang rape Lot’s two guests. Dumbfounded, Lot sticks his head into the kitchen to consult his wife about the problem. â€Å"Muriel.† Lot says with a sheepish look on his face. â€Å"Those pesky neighbors of ours want to bust down our door again. Can’t we just send our guests away?† Muriel gets stern, â€Å"Now Lot! You remember what happened last time we broke our hospitality customs. Besides, I just put some