CLEAN : Gay marriage in Ireland bad for society, children: No campaign

The transcript discusses the debate on redefining marriage to include same-sex couples. It highlights concerns about the impact on traditional marriage, potential legal and social consequences, and the importance of biological connections for children. The discussion also touches on public perception and legal frameworks, emphasizing that the debate is framed as an equality issue, which complicates the discourse.

What is the primary concern of those opposing the redefinition of marriage?

• It will cause a decline in birth rates.

• It will lead to economic instability.

• It will undermine the traditional institution of marriage.

• It will increase divorce rates.

What potential issue is raised with the introduction of same-sex marriage regarding children?

• Higher education costs.

• Decreased family support.

• Lack of access to biological parents.

• Increased adoption rates.

How is the debate on same-sex marriage often framed?

• As a health issue.

• As a financial issue.

• As a religious issue.

• As an equality issue.

What does the UN Declaration state about same-sex marriage?

• It supports same-sex marriage.

• It is silent on the issue.

• It mandates countries to allow same-sex marriage.

• It affirms no right to same-sex marriage.

What is the global consensus on same-sex marriage according to the transcript?

• There is a strong global consensus supporting it.

• There is no global consensus on the issue.

• It is universally accepted.

• Most countries oppose it.