You have no right to tell two consenting adults what they can and can't do in the bedroom.

I think the first time you hear something like this, for most people it probably takes you back.

You're like, well, I mean, you're right, I don't really want to tell people what they can and can't do in their bedrooms.

Like that doesn't seem like my place. But I want to point something out.

Many of the slogans are like this one. in reality this is completely irrelevant because we are not trying to tell people what they can and can't do in their bedroom.

This is actually not the issue.

We are not advocating for the banning and penalizing of homosexual behaviors.

We are saying people shouldn't do this, not they can't. It's simply a shouldn't, shouldn't. It's a moral judgment.

I might see a parent who treats their child in a way and I say, you shouldn't do that. In my mind I'm going I disapprove of that

style of parenting but that doesn't mean that I'm going to like go forcibly

stop them so it's not a can't can issue it's a should, shouldn't issue.

It's about morality, not legality.

Is it true that there are some things which are good in private,

but should not be done in public? Yeah, you know, showering, childbirth.

Childbirth is a wonderful thing but we don't do it like you know on the street

corner if we can avoid it right and marital

relations are a good and wonderful thing but they're not to be done in

public however private same-sex acts aren't automatically therefore

moral because they're in private. And I can think of several things that can happen in

a bedroom that are still immoral even though they're done in private.

Abuse in a bedroom is not better than abuse out of a bedroom.

It's just abuse.

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