BBC News - Uganda plans death penalty for homosexuals
Is it me or does anyone else find this priest to be an odious piece of shit?
Is it me or does anyone else find this priest to be an odious piece of shit?
And now Uganda wants to kill Gays.
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John Simpson (the reporter) is something of an institution IMO. His quote "I have never seen so much hate in a Church", should be noted.
Totally unrealistic.
Serial offenders? "Hi, my name is Howard and I'm a dickaholic."
This is insanity.
Serial offenders? "Hi, my name is Howard and I'm a dickaholic."
This is insanity.
I've been following this story for ages, and frankly it makes me see red. There is a uniquely Ugandan element to the situation but actually the primary engine of hate in that country are these so called Christian Churches which when the cameras aren't on them actively preach violence as well as obscene hatred. They say that since international pressure against the death penalty may force the Ugandan government not to go ahead with it that it is a Christian duty to attack Homosexuals. Sickening.
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What a massive cunt.
But It looks like a very difficult situation. When so many of the population are very homophobic, What is the government to do?
Its all very complicated.
*I have a friend that weeps everytime he talks about sodomy too. But, some might say he has been very fortunate.*
But It looks like a very difficult situation. When so many of the population are very homophobic, What is the government to do?
Its all very complicated.
*I have a friend that weeps everytime he talks about sodomy too. But, some might say he has been very fortunate.*
captain garbonzo
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People being persecuted and prosecuted for their sexual beliefs
Gay couple sentenced to maximum 14 years in Malawi - Africa - msnbc.com
"Hundreds of onlookers inside and outside the court house showed little sympathy. There were shouts of "You got what you deserve!" and "Fourteen years is not enough, they should get 50"
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/05/19/swingers-on-trial-in-chin_n_581297.html
http://www.bing.com/news/search?q=Swinger+and+china+and+trial&form=msnhpm
Gay couple sentenced to maximum 14 years in Malawi - Africa - msnbc.com
"Hundreds of onlookers inside and outside the court house showed little sympathy. There were shouts of "You got what you deserve!" and "Fourteen years is not enough, they should get 50"
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/05/19/swingers-on-trial-in-chin_n_581297.html
http://www.bing.com/news/search?q=Swinger+and+china+and+trial&form=msnhpm
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Is it Liberia or Sierra Leone on this map which is Yellow? It doesn't say what yellow means....
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There's already been a lot of research done on this topic by MSNBC, precisely by Rachel Maddow. It's a major tell as to how religious zealotry can really destroy the lives of others.
And it goes a lot deeper than Uguanda too.
And it goes a lot deeper than Uguanda too.
That map's oudated: Cali hasn't got same sex marriages any longer, but Portugal now does. Probably other changes as well, but those are the ones I noticed.
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Ok so things can change a bit over 2yrs. It gives a general idea of where homosexuality is and is'nt legal anyhow.
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The map should also include CT.
Connecticut has gay marriage which has not been repealed yet.
It is just to the right of blue NY, and just below dark green MA on that map (hey, some people don't know where it is).
Connecticut has gay marriage which has not been repealed yet.
It is just to the right of blue NY, and just below dark green MA on that map (hey, some people don't know where it is).
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New Hampshire and Iowa are two other states with full marriage equality.
Though, because of DOMA, these legally married couples are still denied all rights and privileges assessed to straight marriages from the US government (immigration being just one of many).
As to the Uganda issue, without some very heavy lifting by American Charismatic Christians, this issue would probably have never reached the stage where such laws are being debated in national legislatures (and not just Uganda). It's a perversion of the Christian message and ideal taken to a sociopathic level.
Though, because of DOMA, these legally married couples are still denied all rights and privileges assessed to straight marriages from the US government (immigration being just one of many).
As to the Uganda issue, without some very heavy lifting by American Charismatic Christians, this issue would probably have never reached the stage where such laws are being debated in national legislatures (and not just Uganda). It's a perversion of the Christian message and ideal taken to a sociopathic level.
