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Is it natural that gays are permitted to rear kids in west? A mother and a father is not just for procreation of child, but they play a much bigger role in building a man or woman of the child. It has already been proven in many studies in western nations that a child with both parents present has much better chance of developing better intellectual to social skillset, than a single parent child. Now, how do you think the gay parents would rear a child presenting both male and female role models in the child's life. This in turn damage the future of a society in whole when more and more children, whose sexual orientation happens to be straight, comes of age and they don't have any idea about their role on the society, but a vague whitewashed idea of their responsibility.What is unnatural about being gay?
I have come across many people of different orientations and they seem to be very normal to me. In fact, they are more devout and committed than your average normal straight couple.
Further, nature's natural course for any species is procreation and mutation for survival of the species. How does homosexuality helps on that? If it doesn't, it is against the natural course.
Any species' primary role os safeguarding its future generation, in which the modern liberalism is an utter failure.
Despite being a Brahmin? What makes you a Brahmin? Being born with a family name like Sharma, Vedi, Chakravarti, Mukhopadhayye? In that count Buddhadeb Bhattacharya, the commie, too was a Brahmin. Heck, a surprising no. of commies are from Brahmin families. But are they? I have seen the number of leftist scums belonging to families with Brahmin surname, without an iota of faith towards Hindu religion, claiming is Brahmin ancestry when an argument such as this is to made.Yes sir, women, dalits, lepers, HIV+ all fall in the same category and should be barred from entering & defiling holy Hindu shrines.
I am saying this despite being a brahmin male.
Btw, being a Dalit and being a woman is a different. Like one is a artificial construct of society and one is, you know, natural. Since Dalit is a class which is not recognised anywhere in any of the ancient texts (mind it that Sudra is not being Dalit), the restriction cannot be imposed based on one's Dalithood. However, celibacy of a man and presence of a woman is something with more direct connection, and believing putting restriction on women's presence before a celibate deity would be less distructing for the deity, is completely different that restricting an earstwhile Dalit from entering the temple.
Btw, people have played Dalir card so many times whenever they needed to subvert one or other aspect of Hinduism, that it does not cut anymore. For eg. the recent outcry by media on that Hyderabad guy's suicide, did not resonate with people as much as such incidents used to. We aren't that much stupid anymore.