Homosexuals anywhere in the world should have the right to marry. In all countries, states, or regions where gay marriage is prohibited, it is important to look at the places where this version of marriage is legal. Many countries accept, including Spain, Argentina, South Africa, Norway, and more. This issue is a matter of human rights. Homosexuals should have the right to marry anyone because I do not allow is a strong form of discrimination that goes against the constitution, and homosexuals deserve equal rights deserves the rest of the world's population. There are a lot of discrimination against homosexuals worldwide. This Discrimination is a symptom of hatred. These people do not deserve to be victims. They have done anything to hurt anyone, but so many people are doing …show more content…
There are people who would physically hurt, and there are others that discriminate ways as well. For example, in the way they choose to perceive homosexuals: according to a report by the CNDH and CONASIDA, "66 percent of people do not share the roof with a homosexual; 39.4 percent said that homosexuals should not participate in Page 2 policy and 40 percent said it would not accept a homosexual to live at home " (Woldenberg). Not difficult to see the similarity between this form of hatred and, for example, Semitism. During the Holocaust of the thirties and forties, most people everyone said the same thing when he spoke of the Jews. Nobody wanted to see the Jews, and many people did nothing to save the lives of them. They did not want to live with this kind of people, because they were "different". This is not to say that the current discrimination against homosexuals as horrible as the extermination of the Jews, but that is that discrimination is a symptom of hatred, and this hatred is dangerous. Actually, Hitler killed many people when it was the leader of Germany, and one of the groups he was