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I not taking sides as far as the issue of the repael is concerned as I really have no indepth understanding of what being gay is REALLY like.Suffice to say, as an outsider I get the feeling that it is much more than the contentious overt act which basically seems to be comfounding and even clouding the heart of the matter, so to speak. I ask myself, have society been willing to at least open up and allow a proper and rational airing of the issue? Sadly, I must say it has not. Has there been a fair hearing? Is parliament the place for it? Your guess is as good as mine! NMP Siew had tried to put across the issue from another angle, the angle of equal rights under the constitution.On the other hand, it is apparent that there has been a lot of condemnation and hand-wringing self-righteous criticism about gays and what their ultimate agenda will be. Unfortunately, TLA's speech in parliament could have been less emotive and more rational and still get its points across. But, unfortunately, she had seen it fit to use phrases that ridiculed gays and as it transpired had played to the 'gallery' in that august chamber as it was reported that the MPs did thumped the hand rest of their seat(?)when she finished. Scenes of Romans at a gladiatorial event at the Colosseum urging the Roman emperor on to signal his fate of the fallen gladiator. Parliament which decides on and passes the laws for the country should not descend to such a state.
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(VISITOR) AUTHOR'S NAME
Mohammed
MESSAGE TIMESTAMP
19 december 2014, 05:43:24
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