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The paper posits that the issue of homosexuality has long been a difficult one for various societies; many societies have complete proscriptions on homosexuality, including laws that seriously penalize homosexuality behavior, up to and including the death penalty in some societies. However, the paper relates that modern societies are becoming increasingly tolerant of homosexuality, for example, in 2005 Canada. The paper discusses how some people view this as an enormous step forward for civil liberties and equality in Canada, while others see it as a sign of decaying moral values. In this essay, the arguments for and against homosexuality are considered. It is argued that ultimately, homosexuality is an ethical choice.

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"The issue of homosexuality has long been a difficult one for various societies. Many societies have complete proscriptions on homosexuality, including laws that seriously penalize homosexuality behavior, up to and including the death penalty in some societies. However, modern societies are becoming increasingly tolerant of homosexuality. Some people view this as an enormous step forward for civil liberties and equality in Canada, while others see it as a sign of decaying moral values. In this essay, the arguments for and against homosexuality will be considered. It will be argued that ultimately homosexuality is an ethical choice."

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