Comments on: Uganda gays feel threatened by bill

By: Elliven

Elliven — Fri, 05 Mar 2010 06:34:55 +0000

Everyone has the right to practice and explore their own sexuality. The realm of sexual orientation falls within a private sphere which the government, no matter how well-meaning it thinks its actions are, is not supposed to intrude into.

By: UgandaWithLove

UgandaWithLove — Sun, 28 Feb 2010 20:22:29 +0000

It’s sad that “contributing countries” have the power to sway what the people of Uganda have decided is right and just. Uganda’s lawmakers will likely buckle under pressure from other societies, rather than pass laws that reflect what their society deems necessary. In other words, the dollar (or the shilling) rules. Uganda cannot vote its conscience when it knows that much-needed funds will be withdrawn as a consequence. So, Uganda must sacrifice the funding that their country so badly needs…or agree to fall in line with the laws of other lands. That’s a real shame.

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By: Amarket

Amarket — Thu, 11 Feb 2010 07:59:44 +0000

I certainly agree with this. Gay and lesbian culture should be fought against. It is against nature, against logic and against all religions. If one day all people were gays and lesbians, the humanity will just disappear. We are already being punished by so many uncured and chronical diseases as a result of trying to deviate the normal course of life. Where are humans going?