CLEAN : Yes or No? Ireland set for historic referendum on gay marriage

The transcript discusses the importance of equal rights, particularly for same-sex couples, and the speaker's intention to vote in favor of these rights. It highlights societal trends in Ireland, where people often follow popular opinions, and the potential issues that may arise from this behavior. The speaker shares personal beliefs on individual rights and the capability of same-sex couples to parent effectively, emphasizing that everyone should have the freedom to pursue their desires.

What is the speaker's stance on equal rights for same-sex couples?

• They support it.

• They believe it should be decided by others.

• They are against it.

• They are indifferent.

What does the speaker say about the tendency in Ireland regarding social trends?

• People never follow trends.

• People often follow trends without thinking.

• People always think independently.

• People are always cautious about trends.

According to the speaker, what should individuals have the right to do?

• Choose their own path.

• Ignore societal norms.

• Follow only traditional paths.

• Always follow the majority.

What is the speaker's view on the traditional family structure?

• It is irrelevant in modern society.

• It should be abolished.

• It is important but not exclusive.

• It is the only acceptable structure.

How does the speaker feel about imposing restrictions on others' choices?

• They are undecided.

• They think restrictions are necessary for order.

• They believe in allowing freedom of choice.

• They support imposing restrictions.