You name one, just one, past civilization that accepted homosexuality and passed that value on. If just one did, Rome, Greece, France, we would not be having gay acceptance issues today. None did. When these cultures finally collapsed slaughtering gays was always part of the carnage.
If homosexuality is so wonderful and so normal, why hasn't all those fuzzy good feelings been passed on.
you are talking the past,but then im not surprised, i have told you how you are stuck in the past many a time.....he said MOST countries execute or jail you for being gay....i asked him to name 10....maybe you can do it,and i bet any you list will be muslim or third world shitholes...but i would like to see you name a first world country that does this...
79 countries where homosexuality is illegal
"Africa
1
Algeria
2
Angola
3
Botswana
4
Burundi
5
Cameroon
6 Comoros
7
Egypt
8 Eritrea
9
Ethiopia
10
Gambia
11
Ghana
12 Guinea
13
Kenya
14
Liberia
15
Libya
16
Malawi (enforcement of law suspended)
17
Mauritania
18 Mauritius
19
Morocco
20
Namibia
21
Nigeria
22
Senegal
23
Seychelles. Seychelles does not prosecute anyone under their anti-sodomy law, has promised to repeal it, but
has not yet done so. A same-sex wedding was
conducted in Seychelles on June 13, 2015, on British territory (the British high commissioner’s residence). Seychelles laws currently have no provision for marriage equality.
24
Sierra Leone
25
Somalia
26
South Sudan
27
Sudan
28
Swaziland
29
Tanzania
30
Togo
31
Tunisia
32
Uganda
33
Zambia
34
Zimbabwe
Asia, including the Middle East
35 Afghanistan
36
Bangladesh
37 Bhutan
38
Brunei
39
Daesh (or
ISIS /
ISIL)
40
India
41
Iran
42
Iraq
43
Kuwait
44
Lebanon (law
ruled invalid in one court)
45
Malaysia
46
Maldives
47
Myanmar
48 Oman
49
Pakistan
50
Palestine/
Gaza Strip
51
Qatar
52
Saudi Arabia
53
Singapore
54
Sri Lanka
55
Syria
56
Turkmenistan
57
United Arab Emirates
58
Uzbekistan
59
Yemen
Americas
60 Antigua & Barbuda
61
Barbados
62
Belize
63
Dominica (But see “
Dominica leader: No enforcement of anti-gay law” )
64
Grenada
65
Guyana
66
Jamaica
67
St Kitts & Nevis
68
St Lucia
69
St Vincent & the Grenadines
70
Trinidad & Tobago
In the United States, anti-sodomy laws were ruled unconstitutional by the U.S. Supreme Court in 2003, but they are still on the books in
13 states: Alabama, Florida, Idaho, Kansas, Louisiana, Michigan, Mississippi, North Carolina, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Texas, Utah and Virginia. Conservative state legislators refuse to repeal the laws and, in some cases, police still enforce them. In the past several years
more than a dozen LGBT people were arrested for violating those laws, but the arrestees were freed because prosecutors won’t seek convictions based on defunct laws.
Oceania
71
Cook Islands
72
Indonesia (Aceh Province and South Sumatra)
73 Kirbati
74 Nauru
75 Papua New Guinea
76 Samoa
77 Solomon Islands
78
Tonga
79
Tuvalu
Europe
No country in Europe has a law against homosexuality. The last European location with such a law was Northern Cyprus (recognized as a country only by Turkey), which
repealed its law in January 2014.
Also in Europe and worth mentioning but not on that list of countries with laws against homosexuality are:
- Russia, which enacted an anti-“gay propaganda” law in 2013 prohibiting any positive mention of homosexuality in the presence of minors, including online;
- Lithuania, which has a similar law; in 2015, it considered but has not yet adopted a further law that would impose fines for any public display that “defies traditional family values.”
- Ukraine, which considered such a law in 2012 and 2013, did not adopt it and seems to have dropped the issue.
- Moldova, which adopted and then repealed such a law in 2013.
- Belarus, which was discussing such a law in early 2016."