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Hundreds of thousands demonstrate against Gay marriage in Italy


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It's not that suprising. After all Italy is still the center of christianity, and we know how religious people and gay activists are against each other. I think the LGBT situation will never be solved. There will always be d*ckheads who will spread their sh*t thoughts about us.

christianity =/= Catholicism

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monsterdreams

I can't get into these people's minds to see what would make them want to oppress equality 

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RAMROD

As if an American can tell Italy anything :smh: 

 

What?

Sock off your arrogance and save it for your children.

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Hurem

It's kinda no surprise because of Vatican, Pope, etc. But it's still so sad to see people hating homos-xuals for simply being homos-xual. :/

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wtf Italy :fail:

Also the Catholic majority is not a reason for that because like 80% of Spanish people was Catholic when the government allowed gay marriage.

This too, Ireland is overwhelmingly (~85% apparently) Catholic as well  :emma: 

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JanPianoMusic

This is so sad, why go back to the past and take people's rights away? Come on! 

I hope this reminds people who do not live in Europe that our continent is not made up of only open-minded people, because it frustrates me when people say "In Europe, it's okay to be gay" and "In Europe, people don't care as much about s-xuality". There are more than half a billion people in the EU alone, we are not some open-minded monolith!  

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teenagechrist

They will never understand that we are not interested in turning people gay, the whole idea is so stupid that it makes me sick. My parents are heteros-xual, I've been raised in a family full of heteros-xuals, and I've grown up in a hetero society, and I am ****ing gay. If they have not been able to have an influence on me to turn straight, how am I able to turn their children gay?

Some people need to grow the **** up. :saladga:

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This is so sad, why go back to the past and take people's rights away? Come on! 

I hope this reminds people who do not live in Europe that our continent is not made up of only open-minded people, because it frustrates me when people say "In Europe, it's okay to be gay" and "In Europe, people don't care as much about s-xuality". There are more than half a billion people in the EU alone, we are not some open-minded monolith!  

It's true that the new 'European dream' or even 'Scandinavian dream' is obviously not real and that we do still have a lot of social problems as a continent, but in Northern Europe in particular the countries are some of the most progressive on the planet in terms of gay rights. 

 

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ItsTommyBitch

Thats so many people :saladga: Capital MESS tbh :smh: 

 

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It seems like it's the same problem in most of homophobic countries, they need to teach their people what s-xual orientation/Gender identity/Gender Expression is first. Because it seems like they basically don't know these. I don't like activists' "Focus on Your Own Family" attitude , not that it's wrong but they can choose a different and easier path while dealing with homophobic people :saladga:  

hope they figure it out :noparty:

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I see their point. Italy have many more real and urgent issues to deal with than gay marriages etc. People can be angry as they are neglected like that,

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christianity =/= Catholicism

"Worldwide, the three largest branches of Christianity are the Catholic Church, the Eastern Orthodox Church and the various denominations of Protestantism. The Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox patriarchates split from one another in the schism of the 11th century; Protestantism came into existence in the Reformation of the 16th century, splitting from the Roman Catholic Church.[23]"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christianity

 

all under the umbrela of christianity but just a different sect, well the first sect i think 

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