We live in a free country (?) basically a message of civilization has been launched this afternoon in the splendid sixteenth-century castle of Aquila. With calmness and enthusiasm are two same-sex marriages were celebrated, one of a pair of men and one between a pair of women, although only the first consisting of two guys with real bond of engagement, while that between the two lesbians was specifically symbolic . Massive presence of local and national media, so as to give several "betrothed" to the expected event, intimidated by the risk ending up in the newspapers and on TV screens, and undergoing an impact in everyday life. They were then only two couples in the face of twenty planned to enter into the symbolic marriage with the announcement of an excerpt from the "message of Shiloh," the Argentine writer and philosopher Mario Rodriguez Cobos, founder of humanism and universalist author heterosexual, the organizers are careful to point out that in his book offers a subjective reading for all stages of a person's life, such as principles, discoveries, and the path of peace, as in this case, the marriage, which is seen as something personal and intimate, highly subjective and not as a play party to externalize and maybe share with dozens of people. And the message is one of love, a connubbio and an accomplice who does not at all costs must be the same sex, because anyone can love, love is a deep feeling detached from sex.
"embraced the freedom of each and all" was written in the cartel held in the hand by Carla, 41, journalist and writer of the Eagle, and Barbara of 46 years in Rome, today's brides.
An "appeal to the secular state because no religious law should interfere with the secular world" has been directed by Carla, followed by the outburst of Barbara shouted, "Come out everyone, hunted ovarian ep ..., weddings are our right, "clearly referring to the continued segregation of the homosexual condition.
Among the homosexual couple, Emiliano Granatelli Stargayte association, working in Rome and Florence on the issues of diversity, said that as today's initiative was "provocative but not an event to go out into the light" and made it clear as celebrations of this kind are strictly for heterosexual couples.
Present at weddings and Mr Franco Grillini, honorary president of Arcigay, who recalled how 22 out of 27 European countries have already recognized the de facto couples, and that Italy will have to adapt because the Charter of Lisbon, Article 9 establishes the right for all citizens, to start a family. Next meeting, Aug. 31 at the tomb of Ulrichs, German jurist and Latin, the first militant gay liberation movement, buried at Eagle.
