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 potential impact on traditional marriage, family structures, and children's rights. The discussion includes an example scenario illustrating possible consequences, such as donor-assisted reproduction and surrogacy. The speaker addresses public perception, emphasizing that the debate is framed as an equality issue, and notes the lack of global consensus on same-sex marriage rights.

What is the primary concern of the 'no' campaign regarding the redefinition of marriage?

• It will undermine the traditional institution of marriage.

• It will lead to economic instability.

• It will increase divorce rates.

• It will cause a decline in birth rates.

What potential issue is raised with the introduction of same-sex marriage in terms of family structures?

• Increased adoption rates

• The need for more family counseling services

• The intentional separation of children from biological parents

• Higher education costs for children

Why might some people be hesitant to express their desire to vote 'no' in the marriage redefinition debate?

• Pressure from family members

• Concerns about being perceived as opposing equality

• Lack of understanding of the issue

• Fear of economic repercussions

Which international document is mentioned as not affirming a right to same-sex marriage?

• The Universal Declaration of Human Rights

• The European Convention on Human Rights

• The Geneva Convention

• The United Nations Declaration

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

• There is a unanimous global agreement.

• It is widely accepted in all countries.

• There is no global consensus.

• It is only recognized in European countries.