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    Opinione sul matrimonio tra persone dello stesso sesso nel Regno Unito e nell’UE

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    3. Userbyte101 on

      Society is messed up, how to end a population without doing anything. This propaganda was widely spread by the elite so the pest could spread even more.

    4. VikingsOfTomorrow on

      note for estonia that that number only counts if you really count the vatniks as well.

    5. paperhatwriter on

      Embarrassed that the UK is only at 75. Oh and Bulgaria & Romania, sort it out.

    7. Eistod on

      25 and 17 in Romania and Bulgaria. Not even close to the 21st century..

    8. _crazyboyhere_ on

      I made this map because I’ve made similar ones about the US, and I thought it would be interesting to make one for Europe as well. However, I was only able to find data for the EU and the UK, not all of Europe, which is why the map only includes those regions.

    10. Definitely_Human01 on

      Hope people look at this the next time the idea of a federal Europe or a European culture is floated around.

      Europe is a very diverse continent. It may not seem so when you look at our neighbours in Africa and Asia, but it’s still incredibly diverse.

    12. theDo66lerEffect on

      I think 94% of Swedes just do not really care what grown human being are doing with each other, so why not marry each other? Just no one really give a f, lol :p

    13. HrabiaVulpes on

      I always wonder who is the asked group here.

      Like… I’m over 30 years old and I was never asked about any topic shown in so many polls. neither did any person I know. Perhaps by the time I’m 60 I will know even one person who has been to such questionnaire.

    16. UnhappyGreen on

      Literally just a couple of days ago there was news of a survey in Denmark that showed 22% of the population have homophobic opinions, so I find this 93% approval of gay marriage very hard to believe.

    18. KoboldTooth on

      I’m against marriage, I don’t care about gender.

    20. CretanRunner007 on

      Ain’t no way Greece is that high. We actually worship the Lord here. At least most of us anyway. Romania and Bulgaria, keep it that way.

    21. MachFiveFalcon on

      Czechia is a bit lower than I would’ve expected given how low its religiosity is.

    22. q-ue on

      I just saw a study about 20% being against gay sex in Denmark, so this map does not look accurate, unless they would be fine with celibate marriages?

    25. Drew__Drop on

      The pattern of the former soviet territories and it’s former satellites is uncanny

    28. _abstrusus on

      Interesting that support seems to be higher in the UK than, to pick one example, France.

      Given that France is arguably both more ‘Christian’ than the UK, and has a higher proportion of Muslims (which, I’m sure, is a factor in these figures).

      Also that Ireland is more supportive than the UK.

      It’s surprising enough that my hunch (without looking at anything more than the graphic) is that these percentages aren’t really all that accurate.

    30. Positronitis on

      I thought the Baltics were quite progressive for some reason, but apparently, they aren’t.

    32. ifyougotbusinessbro on

      Stupid question, but does this also lead to population decline?

    33. CaptainYes0 on

      The more dicks together the more pussy for me, hell yeah

    34. Peear75 on

      Usually I only hold opinions which affect me, and this doesn’t. Except that I like to see people enjoying themselves and being free, smiling and laughing, getting on with their lives. Peace.

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