psikopat berat ayub yahya pamer lagi otaknya yagn sudah rusak dan jadi busuk nista lagi menjijikkan seperti dibawah ini..
Asal ngado. --- In [email protected], ayub <ayubyahya@...> wrote: > > > > pig .. minat transgender ?? > silahkan.. lagian titit lo bisanya cuma kipat-kipit > so, keputusan bijak kalo lo ganti kelamin... > > btw, perkawinan sejenis dilegalkan.. itu urusan UU negara > sekali lagi itu urusan UU negara.. ngga ada sangkut pautnya ama gereja > > biar perkawinan sejenis di legalkan.. tidak ada dari mereka yang membuat > pernyataan homoseksual tuh alamiah... > > mereka cuma puas dan happy... > > >"I am so happy, not only because I can now marry the person I > >love, but because New Zealand has moved a step further towards gay and > >lesbian people becoming completely equal with the rest of our society." > > semoga nanti ngga infeksi.. setelah ganti kelamin > > > > ________________________________ > From: Bukan Pedanda <bukan.pedanda@...> > Â > > > > Â > > Sementara itu di Dar al Islam, homoseksual itu masih di persekusi. > > Saya > bilang dan saya ulang: prioritas orang rasional adalah untuk > mempercepat proses penguburan agama najis Islam itu ke dasar laut.. > > Asia > 17 April 2013 Last updated at 14:28 GMT > New Zealand legalises same-sex marriage > New Zealand's parliament has legalised same-sex marriage, the first country > in the Asia-Pacific region to do so. > Lawmakers approved the bill, amending the 1955 marriage act, despite > opposition from Christian lobby groups. > The bill was passed with a wide majority, with 77 votes in favour and 44 > against. > Hundreds of jubilant gay-rights advocates celebrated outside > parliament after the bill was passed, calling it a milestone for > equality. > People watching from the public gallery and some lawmakers > immediately broke into song, singing the New Zealand love song > "Pokarekare Ana", AP news agency reported. > Some opinion polls have suggested that about two-thirds of New > Zealanders support the reform, although others polls suggest the public > are more divided. > Parliamentarians were allowed a conscience vote, and, crucially, > the reform had the backing of both the Prime Minister John Key and > leader of the opposition David Shearer, the BBC's Phil Mercer in > Sydney reports. > Celebrations have been held in pubs and clubs in the capital Wellington, our > correspondent adds. > Same-sex civil unions have been legal in New Zealand since 2005.'Human > rights' > "In our society, the meaning of marriage is universal - it's a > declaration of love and commitment to a special person," Labour MP Louisa > Wall, who introduced the legislation, said. > "Nothing could make me more proud to be a New Zealander than passing this > bill," she added. > Drag artist Jake Andrew said he learned of the news at a club in Hamilton. > "We cheered, yelled, cried and sang - it was just amazing," he told the BBC. > "I am so happy, not only because I can now marry the person I > love, but because New Zealand has moved a step further towards gay and > lesbian people becoming completely equal with the rest of our society." > Tania Bermudez and Sonja Fry, a same-sex couple, said the bill was about > human rights. > "It means that we can actually call each other wife," Ms Fry said. > However, Conservative Party leader Colin Craig said there were many people > who disagreed with the bill. > "We're seeing the politicians make a decision tonight that the people of this > country wouldn't make," he said. > Bob McCoskrie, founder of the lobby group Family First, said the bill > undermined the traditional concept of marriage. > "Historically and culturally, marriage is about man and a woman, and it > shouldn't be touched," he said. > New Zealand becomes the 13th country to legalise same-sex marriage. > Other countries include the Netherlands, Belgium, Spain, Canada, South > Africa, Argentina and Uruguay. > French and British lawmakers have also voted in favour of > legislation allowing gay marriage, although the bills have not yet been > passed into law. > No other country in the Asia-Pacific region allows gay marriage. > Australian members of parliament overwhelmingly voted against > a bill that would have legalised same-sex marriages in September. However, > some states allow civil unions for same-sex couples. > China does not allow gay marriage. However, transsexuals who have > undergone surgery are able to marry someone of the opposite sex, > provided their new gender is verified by the local public security > authorities. > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > ------------------------------------ Post message: [email protected] Subscribe : [email protected] Unsubscribe : [email protected] List owner : [email protected] Homepage : http://proletar.8m.com/Yahoo! Groups Links <*> To visit your group on the web, go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/proletar/ <*> Your email settings: Individual Email | Traditional <*> To change settings online go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/proletar/join (Yahoo! 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