Kejau and MB, I am of the view that, both of you are a new generation of
Africans, secular in out look and Liberal in nature, however, in as much,
we with such out look see it as a none issue, to many in Africa, the mere
drumming it up makes it a threat to the way people have lived for
centuries. This is not to say, there are not brothers who will get under
each other's pants, or sisters who wouldn't tangled up, but to borrow a
phrase from LJD, 'The public space' i belief is not yet ready for equating
same sex relationship to the normal one as we know it.
Politicians are opportunist by nature and profession, hence they will jump
on it. Why is it that, our H.E is always creating avenues to discuss same
sex business? He saw a political capital to gain..So we should be very
careful in how we drum up the Obama or Kerry criticism of Jammeh, if not,
we may just be missing something strategic. I think Dida JHalake is on the
money here...
Thanks
Suntou

On Thu, Feb 27, 2014 at 10:26 AM, kejau <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

>  Suntou.
>
> Interesting is also the fact that our religions treats gays the same as
> they treat promiscuity.  Africans and others against gay rights often
> ignore that. If being gays is a crime,  so should be being promiscuous!
>
> No aid or gay rights is legitimate as gays contribute to those aids from
> taxation, so if African countries outlaws being gay, why should they accept
> their taxes.
> This is about accepting rights of minorities and not imposing western
> values for money as many may want to see it.
>
> Kejau
>  Sent from Samsung Mobile
>
>
> -------- Original message --------
> From: suntou touray
> Date:27/02/2014 10:57 (GMT+01:00)
> To: [log in to unmask]
> Subject: [G_L] The Gay Debate across Africa: Is it an issue
>
>   http://www.kaironews.com/news/the-gay-debate-across-africa/
>
> An interesting analysis by Dida.
> Suntou
>
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