I just edited your post to a view that looks like what someone from even a few decades ago would have said, with societal consent and backing, which also reflects the Western standard of human history. I wonder what Grampa Gregolian, who would have perhaps uttered your edited post, would be saying today? And more to the point, what would it matter? On top of that, many cultures - including the cornerstone culture of Western society - would have read what you originally posted and said "But what's the big deal?"
We all like to pretend like our moral standards, the standards of the time we live in, represent some sort of moral realist absolute. We also like to pretend that consensus on our side, in a given historical moment, matters in the long term. The reality is that we're a bit of cultural tweaking and a generation or two away from celebrating what we now consider to be the greatest sin. Declare it all you want, demand the perpetrators have their genitals cut off, whatever, it doesn't change that myopic views declaring moral absolutism are so much dust that blows away in the face of cultural forces far beyond them. You and your views will likely amount to less than nothing in decades to come and, while I'm sorry to be the bearer of bad news in the face of such passion, that's just the way it is.