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In a little-noticed October speech in Uganda, Rep. Tim Walberg, R-Mich., urged that nation to stand behind its new Anti-Homosexuality Act, which includes the death penalty.
Walberg’s remarks came at Uganda’s National Prayer Breakfast. His trip to attend the event was paid for by the secretive U.S. group behind the National Prayer Breakfast, congressional filings show.
www.salon.com
Holy shit.How long until they start pushing that here?
They are already whipping the religious freaks into a frenzy and they've kept the bigots there full time for decades. When will one of these haters propose that bill?
GOP congressman speaks out for Uganda's "death to gays" law
Rep. Tim Walberg co-chairs the National Prayer Breakfast — and urged Uganda to "stand firm" on "death to gays" law
I cant find the link but apparently the Ugandan courts are rowing back from this law.Do you really think that will stop them?
Do you really think that will stop them?
They can’t do it here so they are doing it in Africa. Sick f’s.Such a law would not be Constitutional here.
If it is made a state level capital crime...
well it is theirr country and can do what they please,,They can’t do it here so they are doing it in Africa. Sick f’s.
Don't be so sure, they'll start with overturning Lawrence v Texas.Such a law would not be Constitutional here.
If it is made a state level capital crime...
Why?It won't be and it still wouldn't be Constitutional.
Such a law would not be Constitutional here.
Why?
You're cute.The constitution bases all legal authority on the defense of inherent individual rights.
When no one is harmed, then government cannot be authorized to act.
If it is made a state level capital crime...
Which section. Laws making LGBTQ criminal were in place in multiple states historically. various SCOTUS decision trees invalidated many of these but those are the same cases underlying Roe.The 14th amendment is supposed to prevent states from this sort of abuse of individual rights.
