Being a conservative person I dont like it personally. However read this.
http://www.sodomylaws.org/world/egypt/egnews132.htm
http://www.sodomylaws.org/world/egypt/egnews132.htm
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It happens only in America...Case approved because he is GAY
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Looks like a legal case to me. The person was granted political asylum to the US.
This is where I differ with the conservatives - why do they care about other people's personal life. Marriage and adoption is a different ball game though.
Modern religions like Christianity and Islam have gone way too far in dictating individual personal lives even to things like the sexual positions and birth control.
This is where I differ with the conservatives - why do they care about other people's personal life. Marriage and adoption is a different ball game though.
Modern religions like Christianity and Islam have gone way too far in dictating individual personal lives even to things like the sexual positions and birth control.
And your point is ..?
Being an open-minded person, I can't see how this case is different from, let's say, coming to the US as a refugee.. Those who are persecuted in their native lands due to the"wrong" political affiliation, religion, or, as in this case, sexual orientation can apply for an asylum in America. The problem arises when this right is abused -- there are hundreds of gifted storytellers coming up with bogus stories of oppression and harassment. As long as the case is genuine and the person NEEDED protection that his country couldn't provide -- I'd say kudos to the immigration officials for correcting the injustice.
Being an open-minded person, I can't see how this case is different from, let's say, coming to the US as a refugee.. Those who are persecuted in their native lands due to the"wrong" political affiliation, religion, or, as in this case, sexual orientation can apply for an asylum in America. The problem arises when this right is abused -- there are hundreds of gifted storytellers coming up with bogus stories of oppression and harassment. As long as the case is genuine and the person NEEDED protection that his country couldn't provide -- I'd say kudos to the immigration officials for correcting the injustice.