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#309001 - 02/27/10 05:18 PM Re: Oppression in Africa [Re: jackdiddley]
Dax Administrator Registered: 08/01/99 Loc: New York, NY (New York)	Originally Posted By: jackdiddley Aus, homosexuality is illegal in Uganda, full stop. It doesn't matter if it two consenting adults in the privacy of their own home. If convicted, they face a lengthy jail term. This new law would increase that term to life inprisonment. "Serial offenders" even face the death penalty. This in a land that condones ritual child killing. I think these Ugandans just like to kill people.
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#309004 - 02/27/10 05:35 PM Re: Oppression in Africa [Re: jackdiddley]
cassielA Absolutely incredible, in the literal sense Registered: 08/04/02	Jack: Quote: Cass,I reserve the right to disagree with the laws they bring in. Especially when they are laws that infringe on the rights of a group of people. Let me tell you something so we wont have to have this conversation again as long as I am on this site.When it comes to the black man and homosexuality the people in the west can reserve the right to diagree with whatever they like or want to, the fact is that 8 out 10 black people who have expressed a preference do not believe in homosexuality. Jack: Quote: Do you not agree that all people should have the same rights? To me that question is right out the (tricknology hand book)I know what you want me to say, and I know what your answer would be so I am not going to answer that,not being rude,just bitting my lip. _________________________ "Ever since MTV arrived in our living rooms, there has been an inordinate amount of emphasis on beauty and youth and appearance - none of which enters our consciousness through our ears"
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#309023 - 02/28/10 04:56 AM Re: Oppression in Africa [Re: cassielA]
jackdiddley World News/Sports moderator Registered: 02/26/02 Loc: Britain - We're Not Afraid	Quote: the fact is that 8 out 10 black people who have expressed a preference do not believe in homosexuality What a completely crazy thing to say. Firstly, you can't "not believe" in homosexuality just like you can't "not believe" in black people. Secondly, I've met many black people, and indeed have lived and worked with black people, and I can promise you that they didn't have any issue with homosexuality. Quote: To me that question is right out the (tricknology hand book)I know what you want me to say In what way was my question "tricknology"? You either believe that all people should have the same rights, or you don't. Which is it Cass? _________________________ JackDiddley Still Not Afraid http://usatownmeeting.com My Student Website
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