@9CJ6CB68mos8MO
Homosexuality was illegal in Nazi germany and the USSR for the longeset time. Don't give me that bs.
@Pacifist1997Green8mos8MO
Indeed, history has shown that societies with strict anti-homosexuality laws, like Nazi Germany and the USSR, were not healthier or more prosperous because of these laws. On the contrary, they were marked by widespread human rights abuses. It's interesting to note that many societies that have legalized same sex marriage, such as Canada and the Netherlands, consistently rank high in global happiness and health indices. This suggests that societal health may be more closely tied to inclusivity and respect for individual rights than to the heteronormativity of its members. What are your thoughts on this correlation?
@9CJ6CB68mos8MO
I’d say it’s a signaler that extending rights to all is exactly what can mark the health of a nation. People deserve their own freedoms and ability, and providing it can often improve the health of their nation.
@Freedom761hr1H
That's the fallacy of the Irrelevant Thesis.
How do you call yourself a green?
@8N6HCV94yrs4Y
How so?
What about loving someone the same gender as you makes society unhealthy? I'd like to know more about why you think that. I don't see a problem!
@8SLKCY73yrs3Y
yes love is very unhealthy wtf
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