Life in Prison for Gays in Uganda law
- Thread starter Mr. 1nighter
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being gay is a crime now
So they gonna have a police force that tries man in bars to see if they gay now?
I'm sayin it seems like the setup for a modern day witch hunt
life in jail
thernbroom
Superstar
This video still cracks me up
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[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jjnrLt3VuSM&feature=related]EAT DA POO POO [AFRICA DO NOT WANT THIS SICKNESS] - YouTube[/ame]
dude was talking about anal licking and fisting, and then he asks if there's any kids present. then he breaks out his laptop, to show his "research", like his description wasn't enough
thernbroom
Superstar
dude was talking about anal licking and fisting, and then he asks if there's any kids present. then he breaks out his laptop, to show his "research", like his description wasn't enough
"I have taken time to do my research!"
TLOL is back
Pro
RadaMillz
Superstar
Like the rest of the world there's no such thing as the term gay which is a waterdown version of criminal fakkits, they are people who commit sodomy which is a crime specially same sex offenders. I think Uganda went liberal, I supported their initial motion which was death sentence.
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Slaimon Khan Shah
SLAIMON KHAN SHAH = SHAOLIN MONK/S OF ISLAAM
Homosexuality leads to the hellfire.
Museveni not playin around
Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni has signed into law a bill that toughens penalties against gay people and defines some homosexual acts as crimes punishable by life in prison.
"We have been disappointed for a long time by the conduct of the West, the way you conduct yourselves there," he told CNN's Zain Verjee in Entebbe. "Our disappointment is now exacerbated because we are sorry to see that you live the way you live, but we keep quiet about it. Now you say 'you must also live like us' -- that's where we say no."
Museveni's position on the law changed several times since lawmakers passed it late last year. In January he said he wouldn't sign the bill, describing homosexuals as "sick" people who needed help, not imprisonment. But he backtracked this month and said he'd sign it because scientists had determined that there is no gene for homosexuality and that it is merely a choice to embrace abnormal behavior.
"It was learned and could be unlearned," Museveni said.
"Worried? Not at all," he told CNN. "If the West doesn't want to work with us because of homosexuals, then we have enough space here to live by ourselves and do business with other people."
"We see how you do things, the families, how they're organized. All the things, we see them, we keep quiet," he said. "It's not our country, maybe you like it. So there's now an attempt at social imperialism -- to impose social values of one group on our society."
http://www.cnn.com/2014/02/24/world/africa/uganda-anti-gay-bill/index.html?hpt=hp_t2
Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni has signed into law a bill that toughens penalties against gay people and defines some homosexual acts as crimes punishable by life in prison.
"We have been disappointed for a long time by the conduct of the West, the way you conduct yourselves there," he told CNN's Zain Verjee in Entebbe. "Our disappointment is now exacerbated because we are sorry to see that you live the way you live, but we keep quiet about it. Now you say 'you must also live like us' -- that's where we say no."
Museveni's position on the law changed several times since lawmakers passed it late last year. In January he said he wouldn't sign the bill, describing homosexuals as "sick" people who needed help, not imprisonment. But he backtracked this month and said he'd sign it because scientists had determined that there is no gene for homosexuality and that it is merely a choice to embrace abnormal behavior.
"It was learned and could be unlearned," Museveni said.
"Worried? Not at all," he told CNN. "If the West doesn't want to work with us because of homosexuals, then we have enough space here to live by ourselves and do business with other people."
"We see how you do things, the families, how they're organized. All the things, we see them, we keep quiet," he said. "It's not our country, maybe you like it. So there's now an attempt at social imperialism -- to impose social values of one group on our society."
http://www.cnn.com/2014/02/24/world/africa/uganda-anti-gay-bill/index.html?hpt=hp_t2
Mr. Somebody
Friend Of A Friend
Yet no one says anything when our allies in Saudi Arabia have death sentences.
Its so demonic, friends.
Its so demonic, friends.
Jhoon
Spontaneous Mishaps and Hijinks
bad governance is subjective. voltaire had a saying its bad thing when youre right and your government is wrong. on the good side catholic tourism should be on the upswing