Since Ndorwa West MP David Bahati introduced a bill to kill homosexuals, I have become wary of the behaviour of Uganda’s international donors. They have threatened to cut off aid if the government goes ahead with the bill. This way, they are literally using their money to blackmail government to respect gay rights. Yet this approach, although driven by good intentions, is actually counterproductive.
Those hostile to homosexuals argue that gays are promoted by the West with money to undermine African culture although they have not produced even a scintilla of evidence to support this claim. But by threatening aid cuts if the bill is passed, donors are inadvertently proving the purveyors of this argument right. Donors should learn that cultural change should be a gradual internal process. To use force to make people change their attitudes would require a high amount of coercion that is certainly undesirable. Intimidation and blackmail are not effective weapons against cultural bigotry; open debate is.
In threatening aid cuts, I suspect Western leaders are actually addressing their constituents. Their electorates see the bill as a barbaric move to suppress a fundamental right. However, donors need to be careful not to be seen to be arm-twisting the government. The biggest challenge gays and lesbians face in Uganda is not state law (however draconian) but deeply held cultural bigotry by the society.
Therefore, a democratic government would find it difficult to resist popular pressure to hang homosexuals. Multitudes of Ugandans are homophobic and would not hesitate to sanction genocide against gays. To secure attitudinal change through force would require unprecedented violence. Our challenge is how to foster openness and tolerance. This can only be achieved through open debate.
This is why although Bahati is subjectively homophobic, he is objectively an ally of gays. By introducing his bill with provisions to kill gays, he has inadvertently opened debate on a subject that has been taboo in Uganda. In the process, he has given gays and progressive intellectuals an opportunity and a platform to enlighten Ugandans about sexual diversity and expose the fallacies that inform homophobia.
Since I wrote a column criticising Bahati, I have been impressed by the number of young Ugandans who have written to me saying the debate has made them rethink their prejudice. There have been critics as well and others who wrote calling me names. I had expected worse. My column also generated fierce debate on our website with the anti-homosexual side suffering a devastating but delicious intellectual beating.
A particular problem with Ugandan society is its low levels of openness. As evolutionary psychologist Geoffrey Miller has written, openness to experience implies curiosity, novelty seeking, broad-mindedness, interest in culture, ideas and aesthetics. Our society exhibits low levels of openness partly because of the influence of tradition.
But as our society modernises and urbanises, a new cultural sophistication is consolidating. For example, in the current debate on Bahati’s bill, the most virulent anti-gay crusaders are largely (although not entirely) from rural areas, born in peasant families, are less travelled and are not widely read. So they lack exposure to diversity. The opposite applies to most of the people who are tolerant of gays.
It is easy to tell open-minded people; they tend to seek complexity and novelty, they readily accept innovations and changes – and as Miller writes, they prefer grand new visions to mundane, predictable ruts. This sounds like a personality profile of Charles Onyango-Obbo. You cannot catch a person of his attitude and calibre in a homo-bashing rant.
People who are low on openness tend to seek simplicity and predictability; they resist change and respect tradition. They are often more conservative, close-minded, conventional and authoritarian. They follow the established cults as did their grand parents. Even in heterosexual relationships, they reject creative acts that increase intimacy. In the name of tradition, they support female genital mutilation, practice polygamy, beat their wives and want to decide for their children.
The Ugandan education system adds to the problem. At home, children are taught to obey their parents without question. In school, Students are taught to respect every opinion in a book or from the teacher instead of questioning it. That is why it is boring and frustrating reading opinions in our newspapers or listening to radio talk-shows. There is little attempt to add value to existing dogmas and beliefs.
Yet life is more complex than the “facts” that stare us in the face suggest. A person from mars visiting a small poverty stricken village in Karamoja would find people living close to the Stone Age – sleeping in grass thatched mud-huts, walking naked, cooking in medieval pots and eating from pre-historic wooden bowls. Visiting a high-tech firm in the Silicon Valley, he finds people building rockets that can navigate other planets millions of miles from the earth and yet keep sending pictures of what they observe.
It seems obvious to a casual observer from mars that the people in Karamoja are mentally inferior to those in the Silicon Valley; otherwise how do we explain such fundamental differences? Well the people in Karamoja will be black and the ones in the Silicon Valley will be white. Therefore, on the basis of this hard “evidence”, it is easy to conclude that blacks are inferior to whites in intelligence.
Actually, this “hard evidence” of white intellectual superiority was the basis of slavery, colonialism and other forms of racial injustice visited on the black race. Today, most people know that the factors that shape the economic and social destiny of peoples are varied and diverse; the colour of one’s skin has almost nothing to do with it. The difference in achievements between a worker in Google and a Karimojong cattle-herder may be rooted in the simple accident of history and geography, not their mental abilities.
As we debate Bahati’s bill, we will learn that the factors that shape human sexuality are complex and we should therefore not kill anyone because they are different. We should punish those who sexually molest children and those who rape – not because of their sexual orientation but because they violated some else’s rights while seeking sexual gratification. Happy New Year!
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written by MABO, January 06, 2010
written by juma Kato, January 06, 2010
Next , Mwenda should try to look beyond his personal fears . There are plenty of well informed , well educated , widely travelled people who oppose homosexuality . As an example , Bahati , who has introduced the bill , and Nsaba Buturo who supports him and most of the Mps who will vote for the bill are actually more educated than Mwenda or Obbo .
written by Jerry obba, January 06, 2010
written by Joe.k, January 06, 2010
MABO and Kato, you seem to be somehow educated for an average Ugandan but lack exposure, and to be honest i used to have the same thinking, but now am travelled and exposured, i have come to see homosexuality in a more accomodative and positive way.
written by Maazi N.C. Okezue-Umeh, January 06, 2010
written by Maazi N.C. Okezue-Umeh, January 06, 2010
written by juma Kato, January 06, 2010
I have no worries about gays leaving . I just wonder if real lesbians and gays would fill a bus if they were to leave Uganda . But maybe , if homosexuality was used as a basis for one to get a visa to UK or Denmark , half of Kampala City would then be gay .
written by Maazi N.C. Okezue-Umeh, January 06, 2010
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written by Kirk C, January 06, 2010
written by Kirk C, January 06, 2010
The suggestion that Bahati is an ally of gay folks because he has authored a law directing that they be executed is outrageous. It's like saying that Goring was an ally of Jews because he authorized the formulation of the "final solution." And we all know how that turned out. Bahati has not only opened the door to discussions about being gay, he has shown that the government considers the life of a gay person to be of no value, opening the door to mass slaughter outside the legal system.
written by Jeremy W., January 06, 2010
written by kisiyaga, January 06, 2010
written by Hustler Hollywood, January 07, 2010
I have no respect for religious tyrants: people are too sexy for their hate, too sexy for their lies, and too sexy for their self-righteous genocide. We must expose the religious tyrants for the evil control freaks that they are.
Conservative Evangelicals and Ex-gays like David Bahati equal an underground AIDS epidemic!
written by Hustler Hollywood, January 07, 2010
I have no respect for religious tyrants: people are too sexy for their hate, too sexy for their lies, and too sexy for their self-righteous genocide. We must expose the religious tyrants for the evil control freaks that they are.
Conservative Evangelicals and Ex-gays like David Bahati equal an underground AIDS epidemic!
written by Wepukhulu, January 07, 2010
written by Paget Kintu, January 07, 2010
written by Kayumba , January 07, 2010
Uganda has a right to legislate laws that are in harmony with our culture.
written by juma Kato, January 07, 2010
written by OJA, January 07, 2010
written by Akhenaten, January 07, 2010
written by Akhenaten, January 07, 2010
written by juma Kato, January 07, 2010
Akhenaten should also learn that law and " rights" dont always have to get along . While it is your right to buy and own a car that can reach speeds , of 230 kmph in USA , the law takes away your right to drive it as you wish or can . Besides, it is the right of Ugandans to reject anything that is offensive to our culture and traditions .
written by j busingye, January 07, 2010
written by gay..straight..whatever, January 07, 2010
Juma Kato..your arguments still reflect the depth of knowledge that you bring into these debates. One thing is clear, i pressed you for facts to support your opinions and you clearly failed. I see you again attacking people rather than argument, why am i not surprised. Get on with the programme man....the same goes for all you gay haters out there..give us real facts to support your hatred..
written by Hustler Hollywood, January 07, 2010
written by David , January 08, 2010
I have to tell you that I support your stand on gay and lesbian rights. I am gay and i am proud to say that i deserve the same rights as any other Ugandan. The whole idea about passing a law to kill gays is just rubbish and crazy. If the government cannot even provide the basic necessities such as as water, sanitation, schools and a whole range of other things....why trust the same government in deciding what happen in people's bedrooms. The truth is that i want to do whatever i want to do. I don't need nobody telling who i should fall in love with, who i should have sex with and who i should marry. MP Bahati can kiss my f****** ass. I am free and I DON'T BELIEVE IN ANY GOVERNMENT and
I DON'T BELIEVE IN ANY GOD.
written by Robert Sendegeya, January 08, 2010
written by Lakwena, January 08, 2010
written by juma Kato, January 08, 2010
Try and press me with your facts now and see if I fail to respond . I hope that your fact is not about what you can do with anybodys wife for 15 minutes .
written by Brian, January 08, 2010
written by Brian, January 08, 2010
written by Brian, January 08, 2010
written by juma Kato, January 08, 2010
When did Buganda say that they have " hidden armies to take out Museveni" ?
written by Lakwena, January 08, 2010
written by Brian, January 08, 2010
written by Brian, January 08, 2010
A Ugandan government minister has said that a proposed law which includes the death penalty for some homosexual acts is "not necessary".Aston Kajara, minister of state for investments, added that the government might put pressure on the MP behind the Anti-Homosexuality Bill to withdraw it.
written by juma Kato, January 08, 2010
Why doesn`t Europe slap a " Travel Ban " on all American Senators ,and Governors who support the death penalty ? Why does Canada trade with China which excutes christinians and muslims ?
written by Brian, January 08, 2010
written by juma Kato, January 08, 2010
I dont know if you aware that in Uganda , there is already a law against the practice of this homosexual vile , and yet there are is no record of anybody who has has ever been convicted on charges of homosexuality . Compared to USA , Uganda is more civilized ´. Your suggestion for travel bans and sanctions is comical absurdity , therefore .
written by Shaka, January 08, 2010
written by Brian, January 08, 2010
Portugal's parliament has passed a law to legalise same-sex marriage, but rejected proposals to allow homosexual couples to adopt.The bill was approved with the support of the governing Socialist Party and other parties further to the left.Prime Minister Jose Socrates opened the debate with an appeal to back the law, saying it would put right an injustice that had caused unnecessary pain.
Yes Juba I am aware or the Sodomy law (not actually a Homosexuality law as you wrongly call it) and in case your sex education is lacking as well sodomy or anal intercourse is also practiced in male-female sex, hence the absurdity of that law and the 14 year sentence on 'conviction'
written by Brian, January 08, 2010
written by Brian, January 08, 2010
Many other countries have introduced civil partnerships, which give lesbian and gay couples some of the rights of married heterosexuals.
Gosh this 'gayism' is spreading!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
written by juma Kato, January 08, 2010
There are more than 80 nations in the World where the vile of homosexuality is criminalized . Most of these countries have very good relationships with your Portugal Sweden and Holland . My sex education maybe lacking , but I have never heard that any sex between a man and a woman can be refered to as " sodomy"
By the way , Sodomy law is the legal term , while homosexuality is the subject .
written by Ocheto, January 08, 2010
written by Gay..straight..whatever, January 08, 2010
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written by Francis, January 09, 2010
written by solo, January 09, 2010
I think Ugandan Homosexuals are being too nice to the likes of Bahati and Juma.
Debate is fine.However It is time to start preparing for war both in courts and on the streets.
remmber vthat only 21 people started the bush war.
St. Thomas Aquinas: an unjust law is a human law that is not rooted in eternal law and natural law. Any law that uplifts human personality is just. Any law that degrades human personality is unjust.” There is no doubt that laws are made for a reason and the laws of a society reflect the values of that society because of tradition, necessity, and expectation. But occasionally there will be a law, which is unjust and wrong though not for everyone but say, for a group of people
written by solo, January 09, 2010
why should a Ugandan woman be able to put a penis in are arse/mouth
and a man cant? discrimination?
Francis if Ugandan society did not want christians or tutsi would you support arefrendum to have them removed
written by juma Kato, January 09, 2010
To a drug-user / seller , the law against drug use is bad . To a phedophile , the law that forbids him to have sex with with a 12 year old is " degrading " To an adult woman who wants to live on her body as a prositute , banning the oldest and most natural trade in human history is a senseless decision . Ironically , even the most civilized and liberal World still has some of these laws in place . Why ?????????????
written by Hustler Hollywood, January 09, 2010
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2hgGj8kbuRk&feature=related
written by OJA, January 09, 2010
written by martin, January 11, 2010
his wife , he responds that this is a private domestic affair, his father did the same and so did his grandfather besides he paid bride price for her she is his wife and he can do as he pleases. Word gets to his employer who calls him in and cautions him telling him the company does not want to be associated with a wife beater. The man complains that he is being blackmailed and that he has consulted with his clan elders and clans men and they all agree that his actions are alright and that his employer should keep out of his private life. Is this man right
written by Kalule Mbowa, January 11, 2010
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written by anteros, January 12, 2010
written by anteros, January 12, 2010
written by anteros, January 12, 2010
It's their money... if you were financially supporting your cousin but he began abusing alcohol and mistreating his wife and kids... would it be blackmail if you chose to stop supporting him financially? No! Donor countries just dont want to be associated with countries that pass laws like the anti-homosexuality bill, it's not blackmail.
written by anteros, January 12, 2010
how many cohabiting Ugandan couples skipped introduction ceremonies, church weddings or any formally recognized type of marriage? how many of your cousins do not know who their fathers are? how many step brothers and sisters do you have? is HIV/AIDS in Uganda being spread by mosquitoes? how many African men sexually molest their housegirls? how many "African family units" have been destroyed by alcohol, domestic violence, adultery, poverty, disease, poor family planning, lack of education and poor healthcare... now compare that to how many "African family units" have been destroyed by homosexuality.
written by anteros, January 12, 2010
written by Moses Luyinda, January 12, 2010
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written by Juma Kato, January 12, 2010
written by Juma Kato, January 12, 2010
I could say that even in Uganda , where homosexuality is forbidden as of now , a homosexual like Brenda cannot say that they have been denied treatment because of what they do in their bedrooms .
Be informed that there are historical and political reasons why homosexuality is legal in South Africa .
Be informed that South African is still one of the nations in the World that has the highest sex related problems .
written by Lakwena, January 12, 2010
written by Moses Luyinda, January 12, 2010
written by anteros, January 12, 2010
written by anteros, January 12, 2010
written by anteros, January 12, 2010
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written by anteros, January 12, 2010
written by juma Kato, January 12, 2010
written by juma Kato, January 12, 2010
It is wrong to pretend that you dont know that in South Africa men rape virgins to protect themselves against infections . Its wrong to pretend that you dont remember what the President of South Africa did to an HIV positive woman .
How can you think that South Africa is better than us just because they allow all kinds of sexual acts in their country ?
When it comes to morals and protection of human life and dignity , there is not much we can learn from South Africa .
written by anteros, January 13, 2010
what has any of that got to do with my point about the health consequences of passing laws that reinforce the pretense that homosexuality is alien to Uganda? are you so cornered and out of points that you need me to prove...to you of all people... that i am a Ugandan? ...no need to answer that...
written by juma Kato, January 13, 2010
written by Brian, January 13, 2010
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written by Lakwena, January 14, 2010
written by anteros, January 14, 2010
written by anteros, January 14, 2010
The same type of questions could be posed to people who chose partners from different tribes, races or nationalities. Why should the private, victimless sexual activities of consenting adults be of concern to you, or me, or anybody else? It's none of your business, definitely none of the state's business. If you fear that what others do in private will "cause" you to become a homosexual yourself, then please investigate that fear and leave others alone to live their lives in peace.
written by Brian, January 14, 2010
written by Brian, January 14, 2010
written by Lakwena, January 14, 2010
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written by juma Kato, January 14, 2010
written by juma Kato, January 14, 2010
written by juma Kato, January 14, 2010
Anteros , if you must compare gender with tribe , I will inform you that is some cultures , one can be fobidden from chosing a partner , if that choice offends the customs of that particular society . A Muganda cannot be allowed to marry from his fathers or mother clan .
written by juma Kato, January 14, 2010
----------In Saudi Arabia , no one is allowed to marry anyone that is not a muslim . A sister and a brother who already have children were denied a marriage in Germany .
written by anteros, January 14, 2010
written by anteros, January 14, 2010
written by anteros, January 14, 2010
That's a classic example of the kind of thing South Africans stopped pretending about. Homosexuality cannot be "introduced"... and even if that were the case (which it isn't), the fact is that homosexuals exist in South Africa and Uganda today, and they will continue to exist, and they will continue having sex, no matter how many anti-homosexuality bills we pass. if HIV/AIDS and all other std's were introduced to Uganda by foreigners, should we pretend that std's are alien to Uganda and ban condoms and sex education, since we have no need for protection and our traditional culture despises family planning and promotes overpopulation? pretending is dangerous.
written by anteros, January 14, 2010
written by anteros, January 14, 2010
hahaha!! don't you just love sour losers!?
thanks, I'll take those remarks as a pat on the back from a sour loser
...but i gotta say, i wasn't trying to "win"...
go easy on yourself.
written by juma Kato, January 14, 2010
written by juma Kato, January 14, 2010
written by juma Kato, January 14, 2010
In Uganda , S-Africa and the World , there are many perverts who have sex with animals , toys , or small children . These will continue to do so no matter whether there are laws or not . What is your advice ? Do you think it is waste of time to put speed limits while manufactures make faster cars ?
written by anteros, January 14, 2010
written by anteros, January 14, 2010
written by anteros, January 14, 2010
http://www.unaids.org/en/Knowl...phobia.asp
South Africa is just one example of a country that's reaping some health benefits from decriminalizing homosexuality, regardless of who thinks South Africa is a sexually failing class based on whatever facts.
written by juma Kato, January 14, 2010
written by juma Kato, January 14, 2010
I have to keep on saying that the bill is for Uganda , from Ugandans , and for Ugandans . Those who dont like it , are free to leave .
written by juma Kato, January 14, 2010
In Uganda , there is no law that forbids one from eatling ape meat ;yet , people who are found with the meat , now get arrested because Ugandas common culture , and maybe the World culture , forbids humans from eating these type of animals .
written by Lakwena, January 15, 2010
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written by Lakwena, January 18, 2010
written by Brian, January 18, 2010
written by anteros, January 18, 2010
2) they are an invisible minority. albinos suffer public ignorance... what percentage of Africans believe giving birth to an albino = bahati mbaya? albino body parts can be sold and used in witchcraft? albinos never die? how much more will invisible minorities suffer public ignorance? those pastors are lying. recruitment is a myth. a pedophile is a pedophile, gay or straight. not all gay/straight people are pedophiles. homosexuality/heterosexuality doesnt spread.
3) oppressive colonial-era laws force LGBT Ugandans to hide - you'll be surprised how many upright LGBT Ugandans you have met unknowingly.
written by anteros, January 18, 2010
other than ignoring... how else does one respond to a string of random unwarranted abuses without stooping to the level of the abuser?
go easy on yourself, Lakwena.
I'll even let you "win" ...if that will make you feel better.
written by Lakwena, January 18, 2010
written by Mukasa eddie, January 18, 2010
written by Brian, January 18, 2010
written by Lakwena, January 19, 2010
written by Watcher, January 19, 2010
Please guys, get back to the real point (the bill).
written by juma Kato, January 19, 2010
written by juma Kato, January 19, 2010
Both will play victim by blaming their by behaviours on their tormented childhood .If they fail to get on their side , they will get extreemly , sometimes dramatically emotional . Some of them will extend it to committing suicide .
They have manipulated the media , lied to the Western politicians and they are now blaming us Ugandans for not loving them .
written by Brian, January 20, 2010
written by Brian, January 20, 2010
written by Brian, January 20, 2010
written by anteros, January 20, 2010
written by anteros, January 20, 2010
Unfortunately, this is a lie. It is a deliberate lie.
Quoting the bill:
The objectives of the Bill are to….
(b) prohibit and penalize homosexual behavior and related practices in Uganda as they constitute a threat to the traditional family;
written by anteros, January 20, 2010
3. Aggravated homosexuality...
(f) offender is a serial offender
This means, any person guilty of touching “another person with the intention of committing the act of homosexuality” (section 2) more than once. So, aggravated homosexuality, which carries the death penalty, applies to all sexually active homosexuals, including those in faithful monogamous relationships.
written by anteros, January 20, 2010
written by anteros, January 20, 2010
http://wthrockmorton.com/2009/...ommentary/
it's important to read and understand the bill. the above link breaks it down thoroughly. please read it. maybe then you will understand why so many of those who have read it are against the bill, including many of those who do not "support" or "promote" homosexuality.
don't accept to be deceived. please read!
written by Brian, January 20, 2010
written by Brian, January 20, 2010
Finally I HOPE Uganda NEVER hosts a major football event, all those semi naked MALES KISSING HUGGING TOUCHING ROLLING ON THE GROUND....DISGUSTING PERVERTS
written by juma Kato, January 20, 2010
written by juma Kato, January 20, 2010
You are an ignorant homosexual if you think that I am writing fantacy . Its true that most homosexuals and pedophiles claim to have been abused as children . Its true that most homos and pedophiles are emotionally unstable . You are manipulative liers . Even with this bill , you are trying to manipulate and spin . The bill has not stated that one will be killed because he is a homosexual . But that is what the Homosexuals in USA and Europe have told the Media .
written by Brian, January 20, 2010
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written by Brian, January 21, 2010
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written by juma Kato, January 21, 2010
The other thing you`ve got to let go is to assume that if a law does not suit your particular lifestyle , it must be called " Sharia Law" . What if I said that forbidding polygamy in USA or prositition in UK is something only a " Sharia Law " would do ?
By the way , I not and have never been a student in Mbale . I work for a finaincial institution in Uganda . I am currently taking a major course abroad .
written by Lakwena, January 21, 2010
written by Brian, January 21, 2010
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written by Niwaine Mathias, January 21, 2010
written by Niwaine Mathias, January 21, 2010
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You should, however note that such laws & the others, do represent the views of the majority Ugandans. Ugandans reconsidered their norms and accepted that certain customs were unjust and un-natural. This is however, not the case for homosexuality. Majority Ugandans don't agree with the act, reason being, they regard it as against the order nature and their culture. Until they appreciate the act, the victim will not be protected.
written by Brian, January 22, 2010
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written by Brian, January 24, 2010
Well under Battys Bill he would be arrested for displaying Porongraphy. Jesus wept
written by Brian, January 24, 2010
written by juma Kato, January 24, 2010
Ssempa is a licenced preacher , Sir . Like a doctor, an advocate or a teacher , there are occasions where one can use those kind of images to make a visual point to his congregation, or a selected audience . I have noticed that you are incapable of putting things in their proper context . Ssempa can only be called in to explain himself if its is suspected that he was displaying pornography for sexual or other reasons , that are not connected to what this meeting was about . I am not so sure that this is what he was doing . I only find his methodiology a bit strange .
written by Brian, January 24, 2010
written by Brian, January 24, 2010
written by juma Kato, January 24, 2010
How could I be an apologist after stating that I question his methodiology ? You have a lot of problems my friend !
written by juma Kato, January 24, 2010
As I said , you will have to know what kind of " children" were in that audience and for what reasons . I agree that if any crime was committed , the police should follow it up . I am not confused on anything , Brian .
written by Brian, January 24, 2010
Ssempa-CHILD ABUSER
This man is obsessed as you are with Sex, and get over it. Just because he is against Homosexuality is NO reason to defend his actions.
Yes the National Theatre is a Public Place and as such he has displayed EXTREME PORNOGRAPHIC IMAGES in Public. This is a public order offense under Existing Law.Under the proposed (but soon to be buried) Homosexuality Bill he could be arrested and sent to prison for 7 years
written by Brian, January 24, 2010
written by juma Kato, January 24, 2010
I have no shame admitting that I am "obessesed" against any kind of sexual vile . I put homosexuality in the same class as sex with animals .
written by juma Kato, January 24, 2010
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written by Juma kato, January 25, 2010
I have also wondered if it was worth the time to talk to Brian . But , having hit 37 last week in a country where life expectancy is about 50 , I consider myself an elder . So , if I dont "talk to the baby" , who will ?
Brian is not the only " baby" that needs help here .The trouble is that all homosexuals tend to reason like babies . For example , if you take away a knife from a baby , he/ she will think that you are doing it because you are preoccupied with his/ her "toy".
written by solo, January 25, 2010
No one is entitled to their own FACTS.
Please note that when you present "FACTS" these have to be
scrutinised for the Truth
written by Brian, January 25, 2010
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written by Juma Kato, January 25, 2010
If you have been reading my comments , you might have seen that I can firmly disagree with Brian without having to insult him .
written by Juma Kato, January 25, 2010
If you want me to respect you as a mzee , you are making it very difficult for me . 50 year old Ugandans / Africans dont normally stand on the same side with moral prostitution, unless they are pimps or worse . The West is asking Uganda to sell our souls to them for sex . That is unacceptable !
written by Brian, January 25, 2010
written by Juma kato, January 25, 2010
Pardon me, but I reserve the right to castigate anybody who thinks that sexual perversion is a human right worth the panic . If you threaten a " partner " to surrender their conscience to you for money , you are no different from a street pimp
















