Fans, LGBTQ advocates turn on Beyoncé over concert in Dubai: 'Truly disappointing'

[AMart]

Why can't gays be tolerant of other countries and cultures?

American music megastar Beyoncé found herself in hot water with fans after she performed at a concert in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), a country known for severe restrictions on LGBTQ rights.

Beyoncé headlined the private $24 million concert in Dubai at the luxury hotel Atlantis The Royal, marking her first live performance in five years.

Lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender persons in the UAE have faced prosecution under public decency laws for acts such as cross-dressing and kissing in public. Additionally, homosexuality is illegal in the country, and under Sharia law, same-sex sexual activity is punishable by death.

Fans, LGBTQ advocates turn on Beyoncé over concert in Dubai: 'Truly disappointing'

Music icon Beyoncé faced backlash from activists and fans for performing in the United Arab Emirates, a country known to restrict the rights of LGBTQ persons.

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[Votto]

I give you two camels and a goat for the dancing woman!

 

[Tommy Tainant]

Dubai = the new Sun City.

 

[Calypso Jones]

well let me ask ya. What do you think she cares more about ...your gay-ness or 24 million dollars?

does that help?

 

[jbrownson0831]

well let me ask ya. What do you think she cares more about ...your gay-ness or 24 million?

does that help?

Accepting these freaks of nature in our society isnt enough, we have to let them dictate what we do and think, and obviously where we put on concerts. The Reich rules.