Burkina Faso passes pro Harlem laws
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In The Zone '98
Superstar
Boom Bye Bye...
IsThatBrothaMouzone?
Veteran
Asia has never promoted homosexual stuff that much, but their birth rates are falling anyway (Japan, Korea etc).
The areas where women have the least opportunity = higher birth rates
The areas where women have the most opportunity = lower birth rates
BF is a majority Muslim country, so it's an easy issue to attack without doing any real work. Kinda like Republicans passing pro gun legislation in Texas or Mississippi. What's difficult is coming up with policies that actually make people's lives better.
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Veteran
Less people equals less strain on limited resources and less damage to the environment.
aight cool, start sucking dikk then. IDGAF
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Veteran
No, why do you want me to? I'm not gay.aight cool, start sucking dikk then. IDGAF
ahhhh bullshiet all that soy make ya dikk limp. nah jk jk. point taken. that's only part of the equation, the other part is the increasing cost of living, unaffordable homes. you know the facts like i do but i stopped having real adult conversation on here because people pretend to be dense.
it was merely a thought. i'm joking breh. I'm sorry dude I just don't take coli discussions seriously anymore.
all this
as messed up as it might be, i'd rather take this than what Bill Gates is trying to do in Kenya with his mass birth "education" program for women
you're acting like he can't do both
the military and cyber defence has nothing to do with gay rights
Cat piss martini
Veteran
Black men being fakkits
are against our nature.
leave that to the crackas.
are against our nature.
leave that to the crackas.
1/29
@DanielLutaaya
FACT
During precolonial times, the “mudoko dako,” or effeminate males among the Langi were treated as women and could marry men.
It is actually the Bazungu who outlawed homosexuality in 1902. Could they have outlawed something that did not exist here?
[Quoted tweet]
We say NO to homosexuality and that won't change regardless of pressure from the bazungu
2/29
@DanielLutaaya
There's history of homosexuality in Uganda & Africa that predates the arrival of any white man. Even before Mapeera came to teach us Christianity. Infact, it is widely accepted that one of our most famous Kings was Bisexual. So I doubt the Bazungu are forcing anything on us.
3/29
@DanielLutaaya
These things have been here longer than the Bazungu have known us.
These are facts; If you want to argue them, bring your own facts.
4/29
@solomonbatte19
Homosexuality was here long before the whites came but it was always condemned in our societies just like you see incest
5/29
@DanielLutaaya
We had almighty kings, For us in Buganda if something was condemned, it was condemned by the King or Kings men and you would die for it. White people wouldn't have found any homos in Africa if our African Traditional societies condemned it. All homos would have been dead.
6/29
@AllysonsJoe
This example is often used as justification.. however, there's no evidence that homo stuff was welcome or revered. That's pretty much what people like you are asking us to do. Could colonialists have manipulated our history so hard that such evidence disappeared?
7/29
@DanielLutaaya
Yes, they manipulated our history so much. Alot of it disappeared.
Read Apollo Makubuya's "Protection,Patronage or Plunder" you will understand that the history you know about Africa is deeply edited.
Did you know Baganda were doing c sections in 1879
8/29
@LumuApollo
I miss the days when Ugandans could take on a topic , discuss and evaluate it with FACTS , but now FEAR AND VIOLENCE have hijacked reason and healthy debate , that's why you see good people keeping quiet and making space for the tambourines to flourish. We need smart talk !!!!
9/29
@DouglasOtoo1
Daniel, Lango is Lango ..... when many, we are Lango and when one person, is also Lango ..... nothing exist as Langi!
10/29
@XavierOgena
Uganda’s indigenous languages, including Lango, have words for effeminate man or masculine woman, suggesting there were at least ‘closet’ homosexual people during precolonial times: in any case, D. A. Low, BUGANDA IN MODERN HISTORY, claims Ssekabaka Mwanga was at least bisexual.
11/29
@SOLOOOOOOOOOO
Also heard something about the uganda matyrs nayeeee let me keep my mouth shut
12/29
@obba_jerry
In Leb Lango we don't even have a verb for homosexual .I am hearing this mudoko dako for the first time.Any adult Langi will tell you it even sounds strange, anyway I realise gay activism pays well.
13/29
@B_Kenyi
Whatever it is.. that rubbish shouldn't have a place in our society, even if it was here before the bazungu (according to those stated facts), they are the very guys pushing it hard... and empowering it
14/29
@Rich_In_Christ_
It existing during pre-colonial times,does it make it a normal thing?
15/29
@EmmanuelEkeesit
Hi Daniel. The thing you allude is actually not completely factual. Dr Sylivia Tamale did a study on it and you are just quoting part of it. You should familiarise yourself with her book "Decolonizing feminism". The part you are quoting needs some contexts.
@ITibasiima
Jjangu
16/29
@oks1a
I assume you're talking Lango people.
Do you have any literature to back up this?
17/29
@Emma506131772
Mwanga too was gay or should I say bisexual
Those who wrote the story of Uganda martyrs wrote that nikka used to.....
Let me stop there
18/29
@khisasam68
This must be a visa defense tweet.
19/29
@frank_eko
Sin is still in the world, does it mean the Bible didn't or doesn't condemn it?
In my UG community were I come from, homos were stoned to death, or sticks shoved up their ass before they're killed!
Too much for ATS didn't condemn it??!!!
20/29
@AliciaJanetics
21/29
@Maiallan01
Guy is talking about the same history written by a white man that bit of a 'bisexual King' we all know who you referring too but doesn't it worry u some how that the same people that condemned it that is if it was true are now the champions behind it....that's the irony .
22/29
@NRMTOPTENUG
Nakulaba dda ebyo ebiso byewemoza notunula nga omutamivvu Bwolilya oba bwebalikulya.Time will tell
23/29
@Nenddex
Tell me you are a a gay without telling me you are gay.
24/29
@AkandwanahoWil1
Noyenda kuba ekyitingwa?!
25/29
@MarkOtile
There is nothing new you have told us. Is there anyone refuting it's existence the Bible days? Address yourself to what we are facing currently. Be proud of your stand point.
26/29
@MageroAbraham
True homosexuality has been here with us for longer than even 1902, even in the bible during the times of Sodom & Gomorah but one thing is clear...it has always been an evil! The debate should not be on how long it has been here but about whether it's okay or not
27/29
@EzraKisakye1
Child marriages, fgm, and a plethora of indegenous cultural practices have since become illegal under our law. Just because it was traditional practice does not mean it should remain so. "It has been here long b4 bazungu" is not a good line of argument.
28/29
@SmartBusinessFx
And just say you support homosexuality instead of beating around the bush…
29/29
@SmartBusinessFx
you know that just because it’s documented doesn’t mean it’s fact…
To post tweets in this format, more info here: https://www.thecoli.com/threads/tips-and-tricks-for-posting-the-coli-megathread.984734/post-52211196
@DanielLutaaya
FACT
During precolonial times, the “mudoko dako,” or effeminate males among the Langi were treated as women and could marry men.
It is actually the Bazungu who outlawed homosexuality in 1902. Could they have outlawed something that did not exist here?
[Quoted tweet]
We say NO to homosexuality and that won't change regardless of pressure from the bazungu
2/29
@DanielLutaaya
There's history of homosexuality in Uganda & Africa that predates the arrival of any white man. Even before Mapeera came to teach us Christianity. Infact, it is widely accepted that one of our most famous Kings was Bisexual. So I doubt the Bazungu are forcing anything on us.
3/29
@DanielLutaaya
These things have been here longer than the Bazungu have known us.
These are facts; If you want to argue them, bring your own facts.
4/29
@solomonbatte19
Homosexuality was here long before the whites came but it was always condemned in our societies just like you see incest
5/29
@DanielLutaaya
We had almighty kings, For us in Buganda if something was condemned, it was condemned by the King or Kings men and you would die for it. White people wouldn't have found any homos in Africa if our African Traditional societies condemned it. All homos would have been dead.
6/29
@AllysonsJoe
This example is often used as justification.. however, there's no evidence that homo stuff was welcome or revered. That's pretty much what people like you are asking us to do. Could colonialists have manipulated our history so hard that such evidence disappeared?
7/29
@DanielLutaaya
Yes, they manipulated our history so much. Alot of it disappeared.
Read Apollo Makubuya's "Protection,Patronage or Plunder" you will understand that the history you know about Africa is deeply edited.
Did you know Baganda were doing c sections in 1879
8/29
@LumuApollo
I miss the days when Ugandans could take on a topic , discuss and evaluate it with FACTS , but now FEAR AND VIOLENCE have hijacked reason and healthy debate , that's why you see good people keeping quiet and making space for the tambourines to flourish. We need smart talk !!!!
9/29
@DouglasOtoo1
Daniel, Lango is Lango ..... when many, we are Lango and when one person, is also Lango ..... nothing exist as Langi!
10/29
@XavierOgena
Uganda’s indigenous languages, including Lango, have words for effeminate man or masculine woman, suggesting there were at least ‘closet’ homosexual people during precolonial times: in any case, D. A. Low, BUGANDA IN MODERN HISTORY, claims Ssekabaka Mwanga was at least bisexual.
11/29
@SOLOOOOOOOOOO
Also heard something about the uganda matyrs nayeeee let me keep my mouth shut
12/29
@obba_jerry
In Leb Lango we don't even have a verb for homosexual .I am hearing this mudoko dako for the first time.Any adult Langi will tell you it even sounds strange, anyway I realise gay activism pays well.
13/29
@B_Kenyi
Whatever it is.. that rubbish shouldn't have a place in our society, even if it was here before the bazungu (according to those stated facts), they are the very guys pushing it hard... and empowering it
14/29
@Rich_In_Christ_
It existing during pre-colonial times,does it make it a normal thing?
15/29
@EmmanuelEkeesit
Hi Daniel. The thing you allude is actually not completely factual. Dr Sylivia Tamale did a study on it and you are just quoting part of it. You should familiarise yourself with her book "Decolonizing feminism". The part you are quoting needs some contexts.
@ITibasiima
Jjangu
16/29
@oks1a
I assume you're talking Lango people.
Do you have any literature to back up this?
17/29
@Emma506131772
Mwanga too was gay or should I say bisexual
Those who wrote the story of Uganda martyrs wrote that nikka used to.....
Let me stop there
18/29
@khisasam68
This must be a visa defense tweet.
19/29
@frank_eko
Sin is still in the world, does it mean the Bible didn't or doesn't condemn it?
In my UG community were I come from, homos were stoned to death, or sticks shoved up their ass before they're killed!
Too much for ATS didn't condemn it??!!!
20/29
@AliciaJanetics
21/29
@Maiallan01
Guy is talking about the same history written by a white man that bit of a 'bisexual King' we all know who you referring too but doesn't it worry u some how that the same people that condemned it that is if it was true are now the champions behind it....that's the irony .
22/29
@NRMTOPTENUG
Nakulaba dda ebyo ebiso byewemoza notunula nga omutamivvu Bwolilya oba bwebalikulya.Time will tell
23/29
@Nenddex
Tell me you are a a gay without telling me you are gay.
24/29
@AkandwanahoWil1
Noyenda kuba ekyitingwa?!
25/29
@MarkOtile
There is nothing new you have told us. Is there anyone refuting it's existence the Bible days? Address yourself to what we are facing currently. Be proud of your stand point.
26/29
@MageroAbraham
True homosexuality has been here with us for longer than even 1902, even in the bible during the times of Sodom & Gomorah but one thing is clear...it has always been an evil! The debate should not be on how long it has been here but about whether it's okay or not
27/29
@EzraKisakye1
Child marriages, fgm, and a plethora of indegenous cultural practices have since become illegal under our law. Just because it was traditional practice does not mean it should remain so. "It has been here long b4 bazungu" is not a good line of argument.
28/29
@SmartBusinessFx
And just say you support homosexuality instead of beating around the bush…
29/29
@SmartBusinessFx
you know that just because it’s documented doesn’t mean it’s fact…To post tweets in this format, more info here: https://www.thecoli.com/threads/tips-and-tricks-for-posting-the-coli-megathread.984734/post-52211196
1/1
@RosebellK
The “mudoko dako,” or effeminate males among the Lango were treated as women & c'd marry men. In Buganda, one of the largest traditional kingdoms in Uganda, it was an open secret that Kabaka Mwanga II, who ruled in the latter half of the 19th century, was gay."-Dr. Sylvia Tamale
To post tweets in this format, more info here: https://www.thecoli.com/threads/tips-and-tricks-for-posting-the-coli-megathread.984734/post-52211196
@RosebellK
The “mudoko dako,” or effeminate males among the Lango were treated as women & c'd marry men. In Buganda, one of the largest traditional kingdoms in Uganda, it was an open secret that Kabaka Mwanga II, who ruled in the latter half of the 19th century, was gay."-Dr. Sylvia Tamale
To post tweets in this format, more info here: https://www.thecoli.com/threads/tips-and-tricks-for-posting-the-coli-megathread.984734/post-52211196
1/7
@redstreamnet_
Ghana has passed an anti-LGBT bill on the back of the claim that homosexuality is a "foreign concept". In reality, homophobia was one of the many ills brought to Africa by western colonizers.
2/7
@redstreamnet_
The bill expands the country's already repressive criminalization of same-sex activities. Now anyone who identifies as LGBT, queer, or any other non-conventional gender identity, and even those who support these communities, can face jail time.
3/7
@redstreamnet_
One of the main tools Western colonizers used to control and exploit Africa was the imposition of their laws and religion. Unlike many Indigenous African religions and spiritual beliefs, European Christianity was fiercely homophobic.
4/7
@redstreamnet_
The Buggery Act of 1533 in England was forced onto Britain's colonies with the aim of erasing and demonizing the pre-colonial histories and cultures of Africa that were much more tolerant and accepting of sexual and gender diversity.
5/7
@redstreamnet_
The most famous example are the "Chibados" or "third gender" people of present day Angola that were considered spiritual leaders. Portuguese colonizers were horrified at this group, who "cross-dressed" and performed same-sex marriages.
6/7
@redstreamnet_
These histories and cultures were suppressed by the colonizers who used Christianity to justify their oppression and exploitation. They portrayed African sexuality as primitive and savage in order to exert total control over the bodies of their subjects.
7/7
@redstreamnet_
African leaders today often use homophobia to appear like they're standing up to the West, when in fact they're reinforcing the legacy of Western colonialism. All while continuing to hand over natural resources and real sovereignty over to foreign interests.
To post tweets in this format, more info here: https://www.thecoli.com/threads/tips-and-tricks-for-posting-the-coli-megathread.984734/post-52211196
@redstreamnet_
Ghana has passed an anti-LGBT bill on the back of the claim that homosexuality is a "foreign concept". In reality, homophobia was one of the many ills brought to Africa by western colonizers.
2/7
@redstreamnet_
The bill expands the country's already repressive criminalization of same-sex activities. Now anyone who identifies as LGBT, queer, or any other non-conventional gender identity, and even those who support these communities, can face jail time.
3/7
@redstreamnet_
One of the main tools Western colonizers used to control and exploit Africa was the imposition of their laws and religion. Unlike many Indigenous African religions and spiritual beliefs, European Christianity was fiercely homophobic.
4/7
@redstreamnet_
The Buggery Act of 1533 in England was forced onto Britain's colonies with the aim of erasing and demonizing the pre-colonial histories and cultures of Africa that were much more tolerant and accepting of sexual and gender diversity.
5/7
@redstreamnet_
The most famous example are the "Chibados" or "third gender" people of present day Angola that were considered spiritual leaders. Portuguese colonizers were horrified at this group, who "cross-dressed" and performed same-sex marriages.
6/7
@redstreamnet_
These histories and cultures were suppressed by the colonizers who used Christianity to justify their oppression and exploitation. They portrayed African sexuality as primitive and savage in order to exert total control over the bodies of their subjects.
7/7
@redstreamnet_
African leaders today often use homophobia to appear like they're standing up to the West, when in fact they're reinforcing the legacy of Western colonialism. All while continuing to hand over natural resources and real sovereignty over to foreign interests.
To post tweets in this format, more info here: https://www.thecoli.com/threads/tips-and-tricks-for-posting-the-coli-megathread.984734/post-52211196
GoPinheiro
Pro
Black men being fakkits
are against our nature.
leave that to the crackas.
I've said something similar yet people attacked me. Even when you forget the lack of evolutionary (favoring traits that increase reproductive success) aspect of it. Focus solely on the physical aspect and the result for black men will still be the same, that it doesn't make sense.
Like, I am not trying to be mean or anything like that. But just have a look at most black trans or black gheys who dress femininely...You even feel sad for some of them, because they almost never pass as a girl. No matter how hard they try. You can always see the masculine chin and jaw, plus the wide shoulders
.Like, years ago, on youtube, a black dude made a video crying because he wasn't accepted as trans and some people wanted to beat him. And I all could think was "My bad, but fam you are built like the perfect African warrior. You were not really built for this life" Dude was short yet muscular AF with a fake wig, female dress and lipstick
It's like black men weren't really built to be on that extreme. Now, I am not saying this to promote violence against black males who are into this lifestyle. Just saying that, physically, most black men weren't really built to act extremely feminine. Most won't pass. On the other hand, most Cacs and Ch!nks can easily(physically) pass. And I seriously don't think these are things we should ignore it.
I also don't really believe in the idea that black homophobia comes from Cac colonial influence. Because places with Cacs, are usually the most h0m0 paradises on earth. Just think about it, the west is the biggest paradise for fakkits, and after the west, it's always a region with heavy western influence, like Latin America. I believe Cacs have always been fakkits but doing mostly in the wardrobe -thus the origin of the expression- because of Middle Eastern's Christianity. Christianity didn't stop them, it simply forced them to start doing it behind heavily closed doors.
Peter Popoff
PROTECT YA NECK!! ❤️🖤💚 🙏🏽
Speaking of homophobia, did y'all know Heathcliff Huxtables pops was gay irl?
