This plug-plug or socket-socket business is nowadays common issues in social discussion. But to think of your own children in the context is at the very least nerve chilling....Imagine the joy of seeing your newly born daughter or son and then again imagine that they become gay.............your heart must surely miss three strokes....mine does.

But on a more sober note,I believe that gays are made not born..so therere nothing true in that 'what if I was born that way??' crap. I would entertain it if it was a Semenya type of scenario.

But now that this thing is coming into limelight....It is not exactly new in Kenya...perhaps it existed pre-colonial days...I could be wrong. Correct me if so. Yes,now that its is becoming very public,I wouldn't waste my energy bashing gays here...much as I detest them.

Rather,I would be keen on ensuring my parenting input makes my son and daughter assume the requisite masculine and feminine tendencies respectively. This is because I believe that most of those homos pick up the dog-like tendencies during their formative years. And if everyone did heed their parental roles,there'll be less and less talk about gays.

My two Ugandan cents.....any shrink in the house?...(the shrink should not be gay-I noticed quite a number of these psychiatrists have worse problems than their clients)




We tenda wema kisha wende zako. Usinipe macho ya kutarajia shukrani!!!

@malimingi,

You can continue to be a gay / lesbian but privately and quietly here in Kenya. Our laws do not allow that kind of perversion here. The public and a major majority do not approve that lifestyle here. Neither do we allow incest in our communities. If you want to come out openly an example has been set for you by those guys who did it in UK. You can go there or any other country where it is allowed and do it.



The future is still orange

@Fundaah,let me help you a bit with English:



Belief:

An acceptance that something exists or is true,especially one without proof - Concise Oxford English Dictionary



Belief then would hardly be the reason I would be reading books,would it? Like I said,it's not a crime to have a belief in anything. Just don't try and impose it on others. I still insist though,read widely. You think that because you were born in a family practising christianity that it can't be wrong,right? What if you were born in a muslim or hindu family? Would you still be valiantly defending the bible? I asked you a question that you have avoided - have you read other holy books and why do you think you are the only one who is right? Have you heard of Horus? Please read the story and tell me if the story of Jesus isn't plagiarism. If you are too lazy to read up on that as you have demonstrated severally here,I will post a summary of that story.



@gogeta,this is precisely how holy-rollers get people to follow along unquestioningly. Man has been trying to understand what is around him/where he came from/his purpose from time immemorial. The men who lived 2000 years ago were no different,thus they came up with the bible. However,back then,they figured the earth was less than 10,000 years old - does that really wash today? Religion has always been an easy way. Belief is fantasy. We all feel like we need answers to why we are here. Bilogists give us one: For the propagation of species. Hardly uplifting,I know. Religion makes you feel like you have purpose. However,it then gets dangerous when people start taking the stories in their holy books literally - like the story of Sodom.


The Matrix has you...

i have noticed there is a general tendency by the minority to remove the word human in the human rights campaign,i wont be surprised if someone starts advocating for murder to be legalized based on a crazy excuse that he was born that way...........

here are some facts:

no one was born gay or lesbian,just like there is no one who was born a thief,a murderer,etc....... all these habits are acquired....

i havent heard (or read) anyone at sk wanting to lynch or kill plugs,but for jailing that's not sk's place unless one of us here is a judge of the high court,if thats the case please give em max sentence.........


Its just me
whatever choice you make in life make sure that you can live with it.

@Malimingi,

How are you defending the gays & lesbians? By winning every argument here? The laws of the land have outlawed them. We recently outlawed smoking in public. You cannot defend smokers here by just saying they have a right to smoke when they feel like. However there are other countries where you can smoke anywhere. If you are gay or lesbian you are safe doing it privately. You go public here in Kenya and you are done.


The future is still orange

one more question for u @ red pill n mali..

if plugism is normal,then why does the plugged behave like a chick? (puts on make up n the like)


Its just me
whatever choice you make in life make sure that you can live with it.

Ericks
Stop putting words in our mouths. What is 'normal' or 'abnormal' and who decides what is 'normal' or 'abnormal'?

I would think :

normal in this context is when a man behaves like a man or a woman behaves like a woman.
Abnormal is when a woman behaves like a man or a man behaves like a woman (i dont think anyone needs to expound. we all know how we have been socialised).

I also think the society we live in decides what is 'normal' and what is 'abnormal'. Is it that hard to agree on this?

Experience is what you get when you don't get what you want.

I asked 1 person in SA how he became gay. He told me he was made like that when he was a small boy by an adult who was living in their house. He told me many of the gay people were made by other gay men when they were children.

I read in parent's magazine liek 4 years ago about how a girl went to a boarding high school and was converted to a lesbian by another senior girl. She gave her story how she is now not able to relate with men after that experience.

This is the major reason some of us cannot allow gays / lesbians to practice here. It is just that.... they want to convert as many of our children to their abnormal lifestyle as possible. Those in power in Kenya know that the public is against this practice and will not allow gay rights in our laws.


The future is still orange

@ fundaah

I like your impassioned defense of the bible. Yet as RedPill has told you,go to Japan or somewhere else in Asia and you will find that they have had belief systems going back to thousands of years,where they are the chosen people of God and the bible there is nothing but a foreign book. Because they have their own holy books written thousands of years ago.

Here in Africa,the bible/koran is just an imposed thing that was also a tool of colonization/slavery. If we go only 100 years back in Kenya we will find most of our forefathers having belief systems that could go back perhaps tens of thousands of years that also featured supernatural miracles and expressions e.g. going into a trance which is pretty similar to what many Christians experience in their own religion. Also in our own traditional religious beliefs we were the chosen people of God just as the Jews are the chosen people of God in their own religious beliefs.

I'm sure that if it was the Japanese who conquered us,we would all be practicing their form of religion and people would take it as the truth and be defending it. According to the British missionaries,God had appointed a magnanimous queen who ruled with wisdom and kindness and this queen wanted to take Africans under her loving rule. Result = colonization.

If you get the chance to travel more you will begin to see that the world is not flat but round. Just because we drive on the left side of the road doesn't mean that it's the only way to drive.