I just love how the homosexual activists dominate the Internet forums. They come out in droves calling anyone that believes in God a wacko right winged nut case. What a bunch of hypocrites that try and compare a personal choice with a civil right.
The head carpet muncher on this forum thinks she is some kind of expert quoting nothing but propaganda that rationalizes her sick lifestyle up to and including that the poor dear has no choice and she is forced to be a lesbian by some mystery gene that no reputable geneticist has ever been able to identify.
She makes up statistics and hurls insults at anyone that challenges her ridiculous arguments. Notice how she completely ignored Beamher Bob that proved that her statistics were made up.
I think Ask don't Tell is a great policy because I am sick and tired of homosexuals telling me about their sexual preferences and at the same time wanting the Government to give their sexual proclivities the seal of approval from some activist judge that is probably a fudge packer who is in the closet.
I say ship them all to the middle east to see how good they have it in America and just maybe they will shut up for 5 minutes.
BTW I am not a religious right winged republican just a average American that is sick and tired of being told how to think by the self righteous homosexual lobby.
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Most people seem to prefer that the subject just go away. A written request for an interview at the Legal Section of the Ministry of Human Rights was greeted with a suggestion to delete the word "gays." A sympathetic senior government official warned that a direct request to talk to a minister about gays could result in a short conversation. "I would ask about women, displaced people, children and others before you get to that," he offered. Officials at the Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs and the Human Rights ministry maintain that they do not keep statistics about gays, largely because the number is so small, "barely mentioned in Iraq" according to one of them.
Even relatively liberal people in Iraq seem to have harsh attitudes toward this subject. "These people are not welcome in the society because they are against the social, natural and religious rules," said one well-educated Iraqi who did not want to be identified more closely. A Baghdad executive said religion and tradition have made the overwhelming majority of Iraqis hostile to homosexuals. "Nobody is interested in talking about this at all," he says with a grim chuckle. A handful of gay men told NEWSWEEK harrowing stories about being cast out of their homes or savagely attacked by the storm troopers of virtue: Shia extremists among Badr Corps operatives (many of whom are now in the Iraqi Security Forces) or groups like the Mahdi Army, and sometimes both. But when told of such atrocities one Iraqi acquaintance blamed the victims, calling them "the lowest humans."
Persecution of gays will stop only if Iraqis can abandon centuries-old prejudices. They would have to acknowledge that human rights don't cover only the humans they like. Insisting that gays are just a few undesirable perverts who "should be killed"--as one Iraqi who works in journalism put it--encourages an atmosphere of impunity no matter the offense. Killing gays becomes "honorable." And raping them is OK because it isn't considered a homosexual act--only being penetrated or providing oral sex is.
Ali Hili says the government, security forces, judiciary and religious establishment are complicit in terrorizing gays. Since the late-evening visit by the militiamen, Nadir has moved to another part of Baghdad and stayed away from home. "They said, 'We will get you even if you fly to God'," he says. Changing Iraq's attitudes toward its gay minority may prove even harder than ending the war.
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