Unless the Divorce Movement stopped its bullying tactics, the Movement against Divorce would call on the police commissioner to take legal action against those who were making disparaging comments, comparing the common good to Nazism.

In a statement, the Movement Against Divorce accused the Divorce Movement of "bullying" those of a different opinion.

For three times, the Divorce Movement had compared the concept of the common good to Nazism and this was worrying and despicable especially in view of the millions of innocent people who had suffered because of this belief.

This, the Movement Against Divorce said this was clear proof that the proposed divorce did not make sense and the arguments being moved by those pressing for it were aimed at pecking on the values of lifetime marriage.

Moreover, the Movement Against Divorce believed that the concept of the common good had been used for hundreds of years by the biggest thinkers who based their policies on solid values.

It appealed to all those taking part in the debate to be mature, respect different opinions and stop bullying.

However, if ethical and moral values were not enough for these people to see reason, it would call on the police commissioner to take legal action, it said.