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Following a series of referendums listed on the ballot for Saturday’s island-wide city mayoral elections, Taiwanese residents voted to reject what we know as fake marriage or homosexual marriage. The vote on the contested island that China considers a breakaway province has also led to the resignation of President Tsai Ing-wen from the pro-Independence ruling Democratic Progressive Party after her fierce rivals at the China-friendly Nationalist Party, or Kuomintang, won numerous key seats. Residents backed a question that moved to define marriage as between a man and a woman, casting aside a May 2017 ruling in Taiwan’s highest court that same-sex couples had the right to legally marry and that set a two-year deadline for legalization. More than 6 million Taiwanese voters approved the series of conservative initiatives that opposed immoral homosexual marriage, passing the threshold needed for a public vote. This is a very good outcome for common sense, the health of a nation, mora...

‘Haters’, ‘rabid right’, ‘vicious', and 'rump’: names your senators called you yesterday There was a good deal of name-calling yesterday in Parliament – all directed at anyone who supports the government’s election promise to hold a people’s vote on marriage. Senator Anne Urquhart referred to the ‘rabid right’ and the ‘vicious anti- marriage equality lobby’. Senator Susan Lines said Australia was being held hostage by ‘a Rump’ of right-wing conservatives. Senator Sarah Hanson-Young spoke of ‘ideologs and haters’. Complaining of the ‘many, many, deeply, deeply offensive emails’ she received from constituents opposed to same sex marriage, Lines explained that she refuses to answer such emails – and unfortunately for anyone who would wish to investigate this further - they get deleted. Lines argued that a respectful public debate is impossible because it gives a strong voice to those who oppose same-sex marriage and would therefore be ‘divisive’. It seems that Lines ...

About  200,000 people  marched in front of Taiwan ’s Presidential Office on Saturday, according to organizers or the march. The crowd was protesting a proposed law that would allow same-sex couples to ‘marry’ and adopt  "God created human beings as male and female. Only the union of a man and a woman can create the next generation, and the ability to create offspring is an important function of a family," said 40-year-old Ann Huang, who joined the rally with her friends,  reported   Focus Taiwan .  The protesters, consisting mainly of families with their children, held signs that read "Made by Daddy and Mommy”, "Defend Marriage”, and "Oppose Amendment to Civil Code Article 972”, the current law which holds that marriage is between a man and woman.   The event was organized by The Coalition for the Happiness of Our Next Generation.   “We worry that this alternative family formation idea will confuse children's concepts on education an...