GOOD MORNING TO YOU MR./MS. DEPUTY PRIME
MINISTER, I’M JUAN CARLOS DESCANZO
As the deputy leader of the opposing party, we
respectfully disagree with or protest to the notion of
making same-sex unions legal. For the sake of this
discussion, we just want to let you all know that even if
the majority of our positions may seem discriminatory,
they do not necessarily reflect our beliefs and opinions on
this subject. Thank you!
SO OKAY, WHY SAME SEX MARRIAGE SHOULDN’T BE
LEGALIZED IN THE PHILIPPINES? HERE IN OUR COUNTRY?
LET ME GIVE YOU AN ANSWER ON THAT.
FIRST OF ALL, Same sex marriage shouldn’t be legalized in the
Philippines yet, because same sex marriage would disrupt the
original meaning of marriage, it shouldn’t also be the end point or
the spring board to push the LGBT agenda, and it hinders the
state in protecting the LGBT community.
There are things that we cannot immediately push through;
certain processes must be followed. It’s like writing an essay. In
order for it to be considered good or read worthy, there is a flow
chart that has to be followed. This way the thoughts you have is
organized and is not clumped together in a disorganized manner,
this system works in every essay. Just like the legalization of
same sex marriage, specifically here in the Philippines. I believe
that same sex marriage should not be legalized yet because there
are a lot of loopholes in the system. The LGBT community should
start small in reducing the discrimination against them. This talks
about how same sex marriage disrupts the original meaning of
marriage; the meaning that everyone started with.
2ND IS THAT, Why Same Sex Marriage is UNJUST.
