If lawmakers did decide to make homosexuality illegal would they do with them? Would they put them in jail? Aren’t our prisons already filled with real criminals? As a citizen of the United States of America aren’t we allowed the inalienable right to the pursuit of happiness as listed in our Constitution? A person’s right to be a homosexual is a freedom protected by the Constitution.
A person in the United States is allowed to choose their friends without any intercessions of the government. Why then should the government intercede on someone’s personal life by means of illegalizing their sexual preferences? It would be a holocaust on personal freedoms. It would be the beginning of the end of our constitution.
What makes a criminal? A person who performs an act of violence against another human being is a criminal. How can this compare to being a homosexual? The choice to become a homosexual only affects the individual making the choice. They are not keeping or taking another person’s freedoms or committing violent acts against other people. There really is no comparison to be made.
The First Amendment states that we have the right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. If a person is happy being a homosexual what right then does the government have to oppose their decision? Wouldn’t illegalizing homosexuality then contradict the First Amendment? Liberty is defined by the Oxford English Dictionary as the state of being free, a right or privilege. Therefore, our government allows us the freedom to choose what makes us happy.
A person’s freedom to choose to be a homosexual is protected by the Constitution. Our country was built on a set principal’s that endowed us with the right to choose our sexual preference. The purpose of the Constitution was to allow our citizens the freedom of choice. This included the freedom religion and speech. We as citizens of the United States of America are bonded together by a set of documents created to protect us from government taking away our freedoms.
A person in the United States is allowed to choose their friends without any intercessions of the government. Why then should the government intercede on someone’s personal life by means of illegalizing their sexual preferences? It would be a holocaust on personal freedoms. It would be the beginning of the end of our constitution.
What makes a criminal? A person who performs an act of violence against another human being is a criminal. How can this compare to being a homosexual? The choice to become a homosexual only affects the individual making the choice. They are not keeping or taking another person’s freedoms or committing violent acts against other people. There really is no comparison to be made.
The First Amendment states that we have the right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. If a person is happy being a homosexual what right then does the government have to oppose their decision? Wouldn’t illegalizing homosexuality then contradict the First Amendment? Liberty is defined by the Oxford English Dictionary as the state of being free, a right or privilege. Therefore, our government allows us the freedom to choose what makes us happy.
A person’s freedom to choose to be a homosexual is protected by the Constitution. Our country was built on a set principal’s that endowed us with the right to choose our sexual preference. The purpose of the Constitution was to allow our citizens the freedom of choice. This included the freedom religion and speech. We as citizens of the United States of America are bonded together by a set of documents created to protect us from government taking away our freedoms.
