sapphi_snake said:
1. Marriage is a right. 2. In Africa gay people are regularly lynched on the street, and homosexuality is criminalized. Also, Europeans make up the majority of Australia's population. They are not a minority there. Europans aren't a minority in any of the other countries you've mentioned except South Africa (and christians aren't persecuted over there, considering that the majority of the population is christian). The funny thing is that all the countries you mentioned have 1 thing in common regarding Europeans and christians: both these categories tried to oppress the natives and destroy their cultures during the colonial period (and even recent). Christians are responsable for one of China's bloodiest massacred, in which millions were killed. It's because of their action that China today monitors so stricly the behaviour of religious sects. European christians also tried to invade Japan and destory their culture using their colonialist tactics, and if the Japanese hadn't kicked them out there would be no Japan today. And don't get me started on the apartheid that ended less than 2 decades ago in South Africa. I see nothing wrong with the way these groups (whites and christians) are treated in any of the countries you've mentioned. |
No, its not. Its a tradition between a man and a woman, and this has been so ever since concept of marriage was created
Rights not to be lynched or persecuted by people i agree with, but this other crap like gay marriage or adoption i couldn't give 2 shits about, cuz they are a ridiculous issue and take a lot of attention from important issues
Ugh, no, people with european heritage are majority, but european people who were born/lived in europe are minority
And i wasn't talking about europeans only, but also americans and westerners in general who are minority in japan and china,australia and SA
Ur last paragraph is your typical anti european and anti christian rant, so i wont dignify it with an answer. We all saw how much you actually know about history on the whole Polish antisemitism thing







