On 20 Jun 06, at 9:54, salibbening wrote:
> Lain padang lain belalang, lain lubuk lain ikannya.
>
> Yang tak suka homo, berpedoman ke Arab/Mesir.
Yang dungu, buas, ganas, biadab, kejam lagi keji berpedoman ke
Arab/Mesir
> Yang suka homo, berpedoman ke negara-negara sekuler.
>
Yang cerdas dan manusiawi berpedoman ke negara sekuler yang
mengakui hak homoseksual untuk kawin...
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> --- In [email protected], "Jusfiq HADJAR" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> wrote: > > > > Di Saudi Arabia homoseksual ada yang dipancung. > >
> Di Mesir ada yang diseret ke depan pengadilan... > > Di
> berbagai gereja Nasrani homoseksual ada yangjadi rohaniwan... > >
> Dan diskusi tentang masaalah homoseksual itu berlangsung dengan >
> sengit... > > Sementara diberbagai negara sekuler homoseksual bisa
> kawin > dengan pasangan sejenisnya.. > > > > Gay parade draws 2.4
> million > Brazilians pack street days after even bigger rally of
> evangelicals > > SAO PAULO, Brazil (AP) -- More than 2 million gay
> men, lesbians and > transvestites waving rainbow flags and dressed in
> lavish Carnival > costumes paraded Saturday to celebrate gay pride and
> demand an end to > homophobia. > > The 10th annual Sao Paulo Gay Pride
> Parade saw go-go boys and drag > queens dancing on the roofs of sound
> trucks blasting music as they > rolled down the skyscraper-lined
> Avenida Paulista -- the financial > heart of Brazil's biggest city. >
> > It also turned into a cheering festival for Brazil's World Cup
> soccer > team, with many paraders dressed in the country's yellow,
> green and > blue. > > Organizers boast Sao Paulo's pride parade is the
> largest of its kind > on the planet. Police said the parade drew 2.4
> million people, far > more than last year's official crowd count of
> 1.8 million. > > The theme of this year's event was to halt hate
> crimes against gays in > the nation of more than 185 million people.
> But in typical Brazilian > style, participants turned a somber topic
> into a huge street party, > dancing, drinking beer and kissing as they
> marched several kilometers. > > Some dressed as Batman. Others turned
> themselves into Elvis Presley, > Cinderella, U.S. Marines, Marie
> Antoinette and the lead characters of > the movie "Brokeback Mountain"
> about two gay cowboys. > > Despite a certain measure of tolerance for
> gays, whose drag parades > are major draws during Carnival
> celebrations, anti-homosexual > discrimination is widespread across
> Brazil, said Nelson Matias > Pereira, a spokesman with the Brazilian
> Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and > Trans-gender Pride Parade Association. >
> > "The bottom line is we are citizens, citizens who pay taxes and >
> contribute to the country," Pereira said. > > Waving a Brazilian flag,
> Ulysses Nascimento danced along the street in > a skintight, yellow
> and green T-shirt and a snug black bathing suit. > > "This is to show
> that everyone's equal in this world, gays and > lesbians as well," the
> 22-year-old salesman said. > > "I just want to show that we're
> harmless," said Cao Ramos, a towering > 36-year-old architect in a
> shimmery gold evening gown and high heels. > "There are so many other
> things in the world that we should be > worrying about instead of
> people's sexual preferences." > > The march came two days after police
> said about 3 million people > joined an evangelical Protestant rally
> on the same Sao Paulo avenue, > demonstrating their growing influence
> in the world's largest Roman > Catholic country. > > The evangelicals
> and the Catholic church strongly oppose calls for a > nationwide law
> permitting civil unions between same-sex couples. > Currently, only
> Brazil's southernmost state of Rio Grande do Sul > allows such unions.
> > > Paraders said they want organized religion to stop regarding gays
> as > sinners. > > "The traditional church doesn't want us," said
> Pastor Justino Luis, > 42, who started a church serving 200 mostly gay
> and lesbian > parishioners. > > Waving a banner with the words, "I'm
> Happy, Gay and Christian," Luis > said, "I know (God) loves me the way
> I am, and I know when he made me > he planned for me to be the way I
> am." > > Copyright 2006 The Associated Press. All rights reserved.This
> > material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or
> redistributed. > > > > > > > > > Find this article at: >
> http://www.cnn.com/2006/WORLD/americas/06/17/brazil.gay.parade.ap/in >
> de > x.html >
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