RealityStrikes
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Oh good! So it's clear then that you should have nothing to do with another person's sexuality. So there's nothing wrong with homosexuality then, right?And to answer your 3 questions.....
1. yes. That is their prerogative.
This proves pedophilia is bad, not homosexuality. Pedophilia is not inherent to any one sexuality, and thus should not be brought up in association with one. So the question then turns to: why bring it up in a thread on homosexuality?2. I guess you haven't seen all the molestation charges against priests in the news.
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/03/25/world/europe/25vatican.html
Studies on Priests Molesting Children
Priest who molested boys called to testify in federal investigation of L.A. archdiocese | L.A. NOW | Los Angeles Times
So you're upset that people promoted a PLEA to another country for human equality? So to summarize:3.Here are the influences you seek:
The US Senate has passed a resolution imploring Ugandan Members of Parliament to withdraw a private members Bill that would impose death on gay people.
But will the resolution influence Ugandan MPs currently considering the Anti-Homosexuality Bill 2009? Speaker Edward Ssekandi said yesterday that the resolution, passed Tuesday night, will not force Parliament to give in to western pressure and withdraw Ndorwa West MP David Bahatis controversial Bill.
He told Daily Monitor in a telephone interview that there was no possibility of Parliament totally rejecting the proposed law.
Those against the Bill are entitled to their views, said Mr Ssekandi, But what they should do is sensitise our people about the merits or demerits of the Bill.
He added: The resolution may influence us but there is no procedure [currently available] that we can take of totally rejecting the Bill.
International gay rights activists have lauded the Senate, the upper House of the bicameral U.S Congress, for joining the chorus of those cautioning Uganda, and said the resolution expresses the U.S governments unequivocal opposition to the proposed Bill.
Mr Ssekandi said the Senate may be right or wrong, but that is a decision the Uganda Parliament would have to make.
Mr Bahati said yesterday that he would not waiver in his pursuit for the Bills enactment despite the amount of condemnation his proposed law has generated.
He suggested, however, that powerful gay lobbyists in the U.S had influenced the Senates decision.
actup.org - U.S. Senate asks Uganda to withdraw anti-gay Bill
http://www.qrd.org/qrd/world/europe/sweden/RFSL/gay.lesbian.political.news-22
How have campaign contributions and lobbying efforts influenced policy on an issue you care about? - by David Nuttle - Helium
- This does not affect American policy whatsoever
- This does not represent homosexual groups surreptitiously affecting voting Americans
- This non-policy response to Uganda is fully within America's laws and existing policy on the matter
- This promotes human equality
- This discourages mass murder
Remind me why this HORRIBLE act of asking Uganda to stop killing people is a homosexual driven problem? And then you wonder why everyone else in the thread thinks you're a bigot.![]()
Your retarded skull just don't have a clue. Can't you read? I wasn't the one who originally brought up catholic priests, dumb ass. And I NEVER mentioned them being homosexuals. Calling priests sick and disgusting for molesting boys is what i spewed. I brought up examples of how gay lobbyists are influential in politics, and you are calling it a conspiracy. Stop right now or I'm gonna say things to get this thread bumped. You just won't quit. I'll say it once more... If I'm a hick and bigot, you are a punk little b1tch. now squash this thread.
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