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Now Australia isn’t quite like the rest of the Western world with its LGBT rights, although there are no laws restricting freedom of expression of one’s sexuality, six states currently have civil unions, and 2 states still only recognise unregistered cohabitation. Now there’s no real reason for this apart from the fact that there may’ve been other focal matters on Australia’s agenda until now, and/or the political position of Australians on gay rights are slightly different than many others. However, this has changed very recently, and a public postal survey on gay marriage has been scheduled, now to my knowledge this is completely advisory and whatever the response is, it won’t be set in stone.
A majority of the Senate and the House of Representatives support gay marriage, and polling has same-sex marriage looking fairly strongly as well, however, this has still led to response from the more Conservative side of Christian Australia, and today we’re going to be looking at some of the more striking incidents of individuals putting forward discursive points against gay marriage that are being presented, and also looking at some of the more general points that can be made around this whole scenario.
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Now Australia isn’t quite like the rest of the Western world with its LGBT rights, although there are no laws restricting freedom of expression of one’s sexuality, six states currently have civil unions, and 2 states still only recognise unregistered cohabitation. Now there’s no real reason for this apart from the fact that there may’ve been other focal matters on Australia’s agenda until now, and/or the political position of Australians on gay rights are slightly different than many others. However, this has changed very recently, and a public postal survey on gay marriage has been scheduled, now to my knowledge this is completely advisory and whatever the response is, it won’t be set in stone.
A majority of the Senate and the House of Representatives support gay marriage, and polling has same-sex marriage looking fairly strongly as well, however, this has still led to response from the more Conservative side of Christian Australia, and today we’re going to be looking at some of the more striking incidents of individuals putting forward discursive points against gay marriage that are being presented, and also looking at some of the more general points that can be made around this whole scenario.
