| Uganda's government passes fabulous "Christmas gift" law for population. You already know it is C) death penalty for homosexuals |
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| clancifer American evangelicals are gonna be jeal-ous. |
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| Diogenes With the moral and material support of Republicans in the US Congress and in other governmental roles. Bob Hunter Sen. Tom Coburn Sen. John Ensign Rep. Joe Pitts Sen. Jim DeMint Gov. Sam Brownback Rep. Chip Pickering Rep. Steve Largent Sen. Chuck Grassley Sen. Jim Inhofe Ambassador Ryan Crocker And that's just off the top of my head. Minions of The Family, using a foreign country desperate for aid to perpetuate their murderous hatred. |
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| GleeUnit Diogenes: clancifer: American evangelicals are gonna be jeal-ous. Jealous? It's their farking handiwork. Wouldn't be surprised, but care to clarify? |
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| Angry Drunk Bureaucrat GleeUnit: Diogenes: clancifer: American evangelicals are gonna be jeal-ous. Jealous? It's their farking handiwork. Wouldn't be surprised, but care to clarify? cf. Diogene's post. The Family (and those elected officials mentioned) are a political front for aggressive Jesusing in Africa. |
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| MaudlinMutantMollusk So whatever you do, don't unwrap your package in public |
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| NuttierThanEver GleeUnit: Diogenes: clancifer: American evangelicals are gonna be jeal-ous. Jealous? It's their farking handiwork. Wouldn't be surprised, but care to clarify? The Uganda Anti-Gay Bill's U.S. Roots |
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| Diogenes Angry Drunk Bureaucrat: GleeUnit: Diogenes: clancifer: American evangelicals are gonna be jeal-ous. Jealous? It's their farking handiwork. Wouldn't be surprised, but care to clarify? cf. Diogene's post. The Family (and those elected officials mentioned) are a political front for aggressive Jesusing in Africa. His followup book, C Street goes into much deeper detail about The Family/Fellowship's involvement in Uganda. Sharlett even scored some interviews with Bahati and Museveni. |
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| BSABSVR
Diogenes: With the moral and material support of Republicans in the US Congress and in other governmental roles. Bob Hunter Sen. Tom Coburn Sen. John Ensign Rep. Joe Pitts Sen. Jim DeMint Gov. Sam Brownback Rep. Chip Pickering Rep. Steve Largent Sen. Chuck Grassley Sen. Jim Inhofe Ambassador Ryan Crocker And that's just off the top of my head. Minions of The Family, using a foreign country desperate for aid to perpetuate their murderous hatred. But calling them the American Taliban or a hate group is beyond the pale for some reason. |
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| ZAZ The article could be better written, but clearly means to say they took the death penalty out of the bill. |
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| GAT_00
The country ought to have all aid cut off by law if they pass this law. |
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| Smeggy Smurf Penis in butt OFF WITH THEIR HEADS! that escalated quickly |
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| iheartscotch
That'll teach'em to be gay on Christmas. Christmas is for monster trucks and flag waving; Christmas is not for dudes getting it on. Lesbians are ok. / I keed, I keed |
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| Gyrfalcon Proving my theory that the only way to deal with Africa is for America to GET THE F*CK OUT (in every single meaning of that phrase) and stay out till they figure things out for themselves. |
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| Fluorescent Testicle
Angry Drunk Bureaucrat: cf. Diogene's post. The Family (and those elected officials mentioned) are a political front for aggressive Jesusing in Africa. Don't forget Exodus International. |
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| iheartscotch
GAT_00: The country ought to have all aid cut off by law if they pass this law. But, if we do that; how will Obama's family celebrate Christmas. Oh wait... you mean he's really a seekrit illegal allen mooslim? / I keed, I keed |
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| mediaho
I will never complain about getting socks again. |
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| OtherLittleGuy
Can we 'discover' oil or Al Qiada there to give an excuse to nuke it? |
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| SwiftFox
Crystal Night - such a pretty term |
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| GranoblasticMan
"Don we now our gay apparel" has suddenly become a much more dangerous proposition |
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| A Shambling Mound Subby seems to have answered c) on a question that offered only a) and b) Not that it really makes this sort of f*cking around with the primitives any more palatable, but still. There's that. |
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| Launch Code
American gays, the entire 3% of our population that is gay, should go over there and kiss outside the border. That worked wonders on the minimum wage kids at the chicken place. |
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| Vegan Meat Popsicle
A Shambling Mound: f*cking around with the primitives I assume you're referring to the conservative politicians and U.S. evangelicals that are pushing for, funding, and generally all around supporting this bullshiat? |
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| Igor Jakovsky
GranoblasticMan: "Don we now our gay apparel" has suddenly become a much more dangerous proposition This made me laugh despite the horrible reality of the article. /also "and then they eat da poo poo" |
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| astroturd
Link I am surprised no one has brought out the Eat the Poo Poo guy. |
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| machoprogrammer
Disgusting. I hope the person proposing it gets busted with a gay prostitute |
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| Louisiana_Sitar_Club
Even for people that don't like homosexuals, that's a terrible gift. The recipient doesn't actually get anything. It's like those assholes that donate 50 bucks to some lame charity in your name for your birthday. F*ck you. Gimme a present. |
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| Fluorescent Testicle
Launch Code: American gays, the entire 3% of our population that is gay, should go over there and kiss outside the border. That worked wonders on the minimum wage kids at the chicken place. Your herpa-derp is somewhat more apropos than you know: The assholes that "The chicken place" were donating to were partially responsible for this bill being written (the aforementioned Exodus International). |
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| kim jong-un
Diogenes: With the moral and material support of Republicans in the US Congress and in other governmental roles. Bob Hunter Sen. Tom Coburn Sen. John Ensign Rep. Joe Pitts Sen. Jim DeMint Gov. Sam Brownback Rep. Chip Pickering Rep. Steve Largent Sen. Chuck Grassley Sen. Jim Inhofe Ambassador Ryan Crocker And that's just off the top of my head. Minions of The Family, using a foreign country desperate for aid to perpetuate their murderous hatred. Why those guys? I ask because I personally know one of them and I'll call him up at home right now if you can give me rationale. |
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| astroturd
Jail sentences are also mandated for people who simply know someone who is gay and not reporting them to the police within 72 hours. Chic Fil-A is behind this. |
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| hutchkc
How christian of them |
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| chuckufarlie
sounds like a good place for all of those disgruntled republitards to move to. |
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| ds615
Replace "homosexual" with "human", and I'm all for it. |
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| Burke Turkey
I liked Uganda when I was there. I didn't see any of these stupid laws, t hough I did hear of it. People seemed friendly, but then again I am straight. I despise western 'aid' organizations playing on the naivete of Africans to enact hate laws like this. |
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| LOTN
kim jong-un: Why those guys? I ask because I personally know one of them and I'll call him up at home right now if you can give me rationale. I had seen this elsewhere on the net:
That had a link to this : http://scienceblogs.com/dispatches/20 09/11/30/the-familys-ties-to-uga n das-an/ Apparently, this shiat's been in the works for a while. I guess you can call up your buddy and see why you didn't get invited to the afterparty. |
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| Benjimin_Dover
Uganda like dis giff. |
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| LordJiro
But I've been REPEATEDLY informed that only Muslims pull this kind of shiat. |
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| The Irresponsible Captain Catholic 41.9% Church of Uganda (Anglican) 35.9% Odd combination... Anglicans are generally split on the homosexual issue, but I don't know enough abut practices there. I wouldn't be against holding all help based on human rights issues because of this law. |
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| Onkel Buck
Seems a bit excessive just to have Chik-Fil-A build a store there. |
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| liam76
The Irresponsible Captain: Catholic 41.9% Church of Uganda (Anglican) 35.9% Odd combination... Anglicans are generally split on the homosexual issue, but I don't know enough abut practices there. I wouldn't be against holding all help based on human rights issues because of this law. You feel like that on all countries with similar laws? |
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| inelegy
Well, that certainly doesn't sound like the Uganda I know. |
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| miscreant
The Irresponsible Captain: Odd combination... Anglicans are generally split on the homosexual issue, but I don't know enough abut practices there. That split tends to be: Western Anglicans - Gays are ok Non-Western (including African) Anglicans - Kill all the gays! The church as a whole is split, but that doesn't mean the Anglican church within Africa is split. They're not. They're pretty much all full hard-on for the gay bashing. |
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| fugeeface
What the hell is wrong with people... |
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| Azlefty The Irresponsible Captain: Odd combination... Anglicans are generally split on the homosexual issue, but I don't know enough abut practices there. They are the Southern Baptist branch of the Anglicans |
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| Vegan Meat Popsicle
liam76: You feel like that on all countries with similar laws? Yes, yes, we all know you're pants-pissing scared of every single person from the middle-east who doesn't look like a stereotypical Jewish person. |
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| Dimensio
LOTN: kim jong-un: Why those guys? I ask because I personally know one of them and I'll call him up at home right now if you can give me rationale. I had seen this elsewhere on the net: Fun fact: The chief sponsor of the "Kill the Gays" bill is a Ugandan legislator named David Bahati (here's an article). David Bahati is also a core-member of an American evangelical christian political cult-thing that calls itself the Family. The Family has poured millions of dollars into Uganda, backing Bahati, sponsoring prayer breakfasts, hosting Christian youth leadership conferences. They've basically spent the last decade evangelizing & radicalizing the entire Ugandan population. There's no knowing how deeply involved The Family is in this one particular piece of legislation, but given the players on the field I'd say they're in deep. Process that for a second, a tiny cabal of American evangelical Christian millionaires and their hand-picked counterparts in Uganda have created a bill that would authorize the legal execution of gay people for being gay. If the Taliban tried this shiat we'd have already drone-striked their homes into green glass. That had a link to this : http://scienceblogs.com/dispatches/200 9/11/30/the-familys-ties-to-uga n das-an/ Apparently, this shiat's been in the works for a while. I guess you can call up your buddy and see why you didn't get invited to the afterparty. The Family may not need to be in "deep". Adequate indoctrination in irrational anti-homosexual behaviour may be sufficient for such legislation to emerge independently from the indoctrinated group. |
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| lostcat
I hate it when Fark contributes to the spread of false information. I just read about this on BBC, and it was clear that the death penalty was NOT going to be allowed. |
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| jvl
clancifer: American evangelicals are gonna be jeal-ous. "Evangelical" and "Fundamentalist" are orthogonal concepts. Evangelical means someone who wants to convert others. Fundamentalist means someone who interprets a text literally, though often they are most passionate about ideas they only imagine are written down. In other words, what you were going for was "American fundamentalists are gonna be jealous." Which is also untrue as they generally want to oppress homosexuals, not murder them. But hey, it's nice that demonizing the opposition is something the extreme left and right have in common. |
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| Oznog
Burke Turkey: I liked Uganda when I was there. I didn't see any of these stupid laws, t hough I did hear of it. People seemed friendly, but then again I am straight. I despise western 'aid' organizations playing on the naivete of Africans to enact hate laws like this. Great documentary: The Worlds Worst Place To Be Gay Gay UK male goes to Uganda (orientation kept secret) to report. He'd expected the usual disparity between the harsh rhetoric and what people will actually say personally for a camera- a more moderate, edited version. No. He was shocked . EVERY SINGLE PERSON, every age group & demographic. Ordinary friendly young people on the street: "I hate them, they should be arrested and imprisoned and killed, I would kill my own son if he were gay." What passes for a moderate: "I'm not gonna kill anyone myself, that's illegal. But fortunately the government can imprison them FOR us, so I don't HAVE to kill people myself." |
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