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• GAY BEAST PORN VIOS
• KEN HAS ALWAYS BEEN BARBIE’S GAY BT FRIEND—NOT HER BOYIEND
• GAY BEAST
• LE EVANS SHAR HIS THOUGHTS ON THE GAY STG BATE
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• LE EVANS SHAR HIS THOUGHTS ON THE GAY STG BATE

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A “Queer” ArgumentIn some parts of the world, homosexuals are now enjoyg much more social acceptance than they did even until very recently.

Wh a relatively short perd, homosexual sex has been crimalized, same-sex marriage has been regnized, and other forms of discrimatn on the basis of sexual orientatn have been prohibed. There are plac where homosexual men n still be put to ath for engagg sexual activy wh other men.

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Even where much progrs has been ma there ntue to be people who see at least some of the progrs as regrs or who, while acceptg of the progrs already ma, do not thk that any further social acceptance is who are cril of homosexualy offer a wi range of arguments for their view. Instead, I propose to foc on one argument that opponents of homosexualy sometim raise and that fenrs of homosexualy quickly dismiss as ridiculo.

My view is that is an argument that should be taken much ls serly by many of those who propose but much more serly by many of those who reject argument is sometim advanced agast homosexualy self and sometim agast allowg or regnizg same-sex marriage. If there is nothg morally wrong wh homosexualy, then there is also nothg morally wrong wh btialy and necrophilia. Therefore, there is somethg morally wrong wh homosexualy.

An argument directed agast homosexual marriage is not obvly an argument agast homosexual sex, unls one thks that sex is permissible only wh the nf of marriage. One reason for this is that many of those who fend homosexualy do not want to fend btialy and necrophilia too. If approval of homosexualy were said to m one to approvg of apple pie, the argument would be void of any force.

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It is bee so many fenrs of homosexualy do not accept that btialy and necrophilia are acceptable that we should shift our foc to the first premise.

)One rponse to the first premise is that there is an important difference between homosexualy, on the one hand, and btialy and necrophilia, on the other. In other words, we nnot fer the acceptabily of btialy and necrophilia om the acceptabily of homosexualy.

Perhaps the most obv crern for separatg homosexualy om btialy and necrophilia is that homosexual sex n be the exprsn of mutual romantic love between two people, jt as heterosexual sex n. Not only n there be no mutual love exprsed through the sex, there nnot even be mutual way of differentiatg homosexualy om btialy and necrophilia implicly appeals to a particular view of sexual ethics.

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Other ndns might also need to be, but certaly not all, homosexual sex is the exprsn of mutual romantic love and th meets the requirement imposed by the signifince view.

However, they will have to disapprove of some homosexual—and some heterosexual—sex, namely, sual sex, which is not the exprsn of mutual romantic love. Footnote 5Some fenrs of homosexualy may be willg to embrace that implitn.

In other words, they may be willg to accept that sexual activy, whether heterosexual or homosexual, between people who love one another is morally acceptable, but that sual sex, whether heterosexual or homosexual, is not.

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G., at a wake) and to stroke their heads a last “goodbye, ” then on the sual view of sex, should sometim also be permissible to engage sexual activy wh, while the signifince view n distguish the permissibily of some homosexual activy om the impermissibily of all btialy and necrophilia, acrdg to the sual view all of the practic are permissible unr some circumstanc. The upshot of eher view is that there is nothg wrong wh homosexual activy. Many—but not all—of those who oppose homosexualy are sexual nservativ who accept the signifince view.

The foregog shows that they should be much ls enamored of the argument that purports to nnect homosexualy wh btialy and necrophilia. Those who accept the signifince view are precisely the people who have the theoretil rourc to oppose btialy and necrophilia while permtg homosexual sex the same circumstanc which they would perm heterosexual the same time, many—but aga not all—of those who fend homosexualy are sexual liberals who accept the sual view of sex.

They nnot, on pa of ntradictn, dismiss the equivalence of homosexualy wh btialy and necrophilia by appealg to the signifince view. The latter is perfectly herent, Footnote 8 but sce many fenrs of homosexualy are not willg to take that step, they have a optns are prented Table 13.

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1 Two views of sexual ethics and their implitnsFull size tableAdvot of the sual view nnot appeal to a range of other arguments to le out btialy and necrophilia (while allowg homosexualy). Why they are so appallg need not be spelled out here bee the very same arguments n be applied, albe no more succsfully, to homosexualy.

Many heterosexuals fd homosexual sex disgtg and regard as unnatural. Homosexual sex is not procreative, and is abnormal, at least the statistil sense (that a mory of the populatn engage homosexual sex). The pot is that fenrs of homosexualy nnot selectively adopt the poor arguments to tarnish btialy and necrophilia if they (rrectly) reject them when they are advanced agast there any other way which those who accept the sual view n distguish homosexualy om btialy and necrophilia?

That would renr nsensual sual and homosexual sex permissible.