My argument about homosexuality isn't a moral one.  And frankly, it doesn't affect me what two people do in private.  My concerns lie in our culture and our society: what our kids are taught and what gets passed down to future generations.  Once my kids get married (to the opposite sex) and settle down, I'll be less inclined to spend the time that I spend here, although I will have concern for my grandkids.  

But I also have concerns for how such radical notions on the most basic yet consequential of acts between humans will impact the world on a greater scale.  For example, if the West continues its trajectory of gender-bending, feminization of males, and sexually perverse activities (and all its ills), and the East remains aggressive, sexually conservative (and reproducing/creating more aggressive males), what does the future hold for the West?  

Normalization of homosexuality is not new to the world; but wherever it's been tried, it's has been shut down. I assume with good reason.