Gay Marriages

So the Hayekian view argues strongly against gay marriage. The argument heats up as the homosexuals argue that almost half of the current marriages end up with a divorce, causing financial and emotional problems. The conservatives say that Hawaii should not pass the law until a national debate which should involve all the political parties occur. They have to help each other in medical difficulties, and could be together in old age. Jonathan presents various quotes different anti-gay authors and presents their flaws, and argues that homosexual marriages should be legalized. Schiffren says ?The majority of Americans perceive this change as a radical deconstruction of the institution? (Schiffren 1). Homosexuals not given the right of marriage will hence not be able to qualify to economic partnership. The conservative argue that these benefits from the government as well as both partners are given to nurture children, and to provide them with a healthy economic environment. She argues that marriage has been a symbol of love and having children. It says that the current rules may not be the best and may even be unfair. Schiffren on the other hand, presents the society as a web of cultures and traditions, which are then encumbered by religion. This is the first step towards the legalization of same sex marriages.