Head of San Francisco Human Rights Commission Claims Iran is More LGBT Friendly than America
March 20, 2013
By Daniel Greenfield
If only these gay men had gotten sex change operations first
This really is the very definition of stuck on stupid. And theres no known cure.
The disconnect is breathtaking. The head of the San Francisco Human Rights Commission, transgender Theresa Sparks, continues to support the sharia and denounce our ad campaign designed to raise awareness of the plight of gays under Islamic law. Our new campaign uses the actual quotes of President Ahmadinejad, global Muslim spiritual leader Qaradawi and popular radio host in the UK, Sister Ruby Ramadan (political, religious and cultural).
One message quotes Yusuf al-Qaradawi of the Muslim Brotherhood saying, The punishment of homosexuality is the death penalty. Each ad ends with the same line as the previous campaign: Thats His Jihad. Whats Yours?
Geller said she decided to embark on the campaign after hearing gay leaders in San Francisco denounce her previous ads.
The ads will increase awareness about the subjugation and oppression of gays under Shariah law, said Geller. The gay community should be standing with me, not against me.
Theresa Sparks, head of the Human Rights Commission, said the ad campaigns are another example of Geller categorizing an entire religion as intolerant.
She is posting these ads to suggest that all Muslims hate gays, Sparks said. Some cultures do discriminate, and thats wrong. It all depends who youre talking to. But shes trying to generalize and cast this wide net around a diverse group of people.
Sparks, who is transgender, said its actually easier to get insurance for sexual transition procedures in Iran than in America.
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Head of San Francisco Human Rights Commission Claims Iran is More LGBT Friendly than America
March 20, 2013
By Daniel Greenfield
If only these gay men had gotten sex change operations first
This really is the very definition of stuck on stupid. And theres no known cure.
The disconnect is breathtaking. The head of the San Francisco Human Rights Commission, transgender Theresa Sparks, continues to support the sharia and denounce our ad campaign designed to raise awareness of the plight of gays under Islamic law. Our new campaign uses the actual quotes of President Ahmadinejad, global Muslim spiritual leader Qaradawi and popular radio host in the UK, Sister Ruby Ramadan (political, religious and cultural).
One message quotes Yusuf al-Qaradawi of the Muslim Brotherhood saying, The punishment of homosexuality is the death penalty. Each ad ends with the same line as the previous campaign: Thats His Jihad. Whats Yours?
Geller said she decided to embark on the campaign after hearing gay leaders in San Francisco denounce her previous ads.
The ads will increase awareness about the subjugation and oppression of gays under Shariah law, said Geller. The gay community should be standing with me, not against me.
Theresa Sparks, head of the Human Rights Commission, said the ad campaigns are another example of Geller categorizing an entire religion as intolerant.
She is posting these ads to suggest that all Muslims hate gays, Sparks said. Some cultures do discriminate, and thats wrong. It all depends who youre talking to. But shes trying to generalize and cast this wide net around a diverse group of people.
Sparks, who is transgender, said its actually easier to get insurance for sexual transition procedures in Iran than in America.
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Head of San Francisco Human Rights Commission Claims Iran is More LGBT Friendly than America
