Oh Lordy… another who is confused about Tu quoque LoL…
Referencing a comparable event for the purpose of assessing the intellectual honesty and hypocrisy of a party is not a tu quoque logical fallacy. It is only when that reference is used to assert the truth or falseness of a statement that a tu quoque logical fallacy is made.
You people really thought you learned something the first time someone said “tu quoque”. You thought that you could pass the observation of your hypocrisy off to a “tu quoque fallacy” thereby freeing you to be hypocritical. Hahahahahaha… but instead, those who try to use such tricks simply show themselves ignorant of what a logical fallacy is AND they show themselves to be proud hypocrites at the same time.
The Russian law was made to support the families of children. Any law like that in another country would likewise be legitimate if it reflects the mores of traditional families of that country.
Or actually - in my opinion… the mores of traditional families of specific state and local areas. The federal government should stay out of it and allow states and locals to decide.
Okay, so this is a good start. So you are against the federal government stepping into to protect the children of heterosexers from gay indoctrination/propaganda, but are in favor of state/local authorities doing so.
What do you imagine that protection would look like in an ideal situation? What will and will not be regulated by the state/local authorities, and what do you see as the ideal punishments for failing to abide by these local morality laws?
Anyone else want to take a stab at this? It’s obviously a complex issue.
If you are in favor of the government (be it federal, state, or municipal) enforcing a specific morality code on the populace in relation to homosexuality, what do you see as the ideal in terms of what will and will not be allowed in order to protect children from gay indoctrination?
Should government prevent media from depicting gay relationships in the same way they do straight relationships? (i.e. as something normal)
Should there be a separate set of public behavior codes for gays that straights are not subject to? For example, would you outlaw gay couples holding hands or kissing in public where children might see?
Should gay couples not be allowed to live next door to straight families for fear of the children getting the idea that their life is as normal as any straight couple’s?
Further, if you are in favor of government regulation of gay behavior in public/the positive depiction of gay relationships in media, what should the penalty be for these crimes - fines, censorship, imprisonment?
No I read what you wrote just fine… have Pride marches shows unity. The unity required to fight against discrimination. They don’t have mental illnesses.