Congratulations Ireland
Yesterday Ireland voted on whether or not homosexuals should have marriage equality.
It is the first vote on this subject anywhere in the world.
All the political parties were behind the Yes-side in the referendum, and only private organizations (mostly Catholic in nature) were driving the No-side.
The final count is not yet in, but it seems like everyone agrees that the Yes-side has won by a landslide in Ireland.
I am not a fan of voting on the rights of other people, but when it happens, it is wonderful when the side of equality and rights win.
Ireland only made homosexuality legal two decades ago, so it is amazing that it has progressed to this point already.
Congratulations!
It is the first vote on this subject anywhere in the world.
All the political parties were behind the Yes-side in the referendum, and only private organizations (mostly Catholic in nature) were driving the No-side.
The final count is not yet in, but it seems like everyone agrees that the Yes-side has won by a landslide in Ireland.
I am not a fan of voting on the rights of other people, but when it happens, it is wonderful when the side of equality and rights win.
Ireland only made homosexuality legal two decades ago, so it is amazing that it has progressed to this point already.
Congratulations!
Labels: civil rights, equal rights, homosexuality, Ireland
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