The Worst Anti-Gay Law Yet?

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    There have been a lot of anti-LGBTQ+ laws introduced in 2023 but this is by far the worst yet. Uganda has just approved its anti-homosexuality bill where some acts remain punishable by death. This is yet another country advocating for the death penalty for homosexuality. There is a worry trend of homophobia and queerphobia globally and on this video I tell you why I think Britain has a lot to answer for with why these laws still exist around the world.
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Komentáře • 321

  • @dibsdibs3495
    @dibsdibs3495 Před rokem +102

    We all used to laugh at that “Why are you gay” Ugandan interview meme but no one’s laughing now

    • @dibsdibs3495
      @dibsdibs3495 Před rokem +17

      @@FlameOnTheBeat yeah and the best part was how the interviewer was actually pretty open minded and was trying to learn and be respectful to the point that he actually called out the pastor’s disrespect, but came off as homophobic because of his ignorance. I started rewatching the interview rn because of commenting this. The best part of that interview to me was “the homosexual acronym ‘LGBTQ’ where’s the ‘H’?”

    • @Firegen1
      @Firegen1 Před rokem +7

      I never found it funny. But then I have the emotional context to know it was a red flag people wouldn't take seriously.

    • @dibsdibs3495
      @dibsdibs3495 Před rokem +4

      @@Firegen1 yeah comedy’s subjective. There’s a lot of comedy about minorities that I’m a part of that I probably wouldn’t find funny, but others would. But yeah it did reveal a lot about Ugandan public opinion on queer issues and the majority of African countries in general.

    • @Joshua-eo5hr
      @Joshua-eo5hr Před rokem +3

      I'm laughing the degenerates are dying

    • @Milwall_will_win_uclbeforeidie
      @Milwall_will_win_uclbeforeidie Před rokem +1

      me still laughing

  • @lordeverybody872
    @lordeverybody872 Před rokem +7

    Us queers better get use to owning guns and knowing how to use them

  • @chudmaverick6256
    @chudmaverick6256 Před rokem +48

    Disgusting. The world never ceases to disappoint me.

  • @lkf8799
    @lkf8799 Před rokem +58

    I really don't understand why this is happening. We made such progress. I thought we were past this. But then again I thought we were past the argument about abortion, too, so 😒😮‍💨

    • @dibsdibs3495
      @dibsdibs3495 Před rokem +1

      It’s an African government, they’re known for their ignorance and hyper-conservatism. Need I remind you of a certain South African leader suggesting a shower could cure HIV?

    • @shizgirl
      @shizgirl Před rokem

      There have been several evangelical christians from the US (and potentially elsewhere) that have worked their way into friendship with leaders in Uganda and elsewhere in Africa, who have influenced these laws. This law is a direct result of the meddling of religious fundamentalist American homophobes.

    • @Rationality4Life
      @Rationality4Life Před rokem +8

      Uganda is a under developed country with high poverty rates, malnutrition, low education rates, etc. Religious extremism thrives in such conditions. It will take several decades before the country starts to become accepting

    • @kasparl2699
      @kasparl2699 Před rokem +7

      Russian and Chinese influence also creep into these African nations, unfortunately. The anti-Western stance is becoming very prevalent in Africa (which is partly justified with colonial past) and LGBT rights are something that is perceived and presented as sort of "Western decadence". I surely hope things get better there, but it seems unlikely, especially with influences from those authoritarian nations.

    • @JDdr86
      @JDdr86 Před rokem +6

      One word:. R E L I G I O N 🕍⛪🛐

  • @dr.zoidberg8666
    @dr.zoidberg8666 Před rokem +47

    When we're talking about Uganda (& some other subsaharan African nations) the US has also had an influence.
    Some of our most radical, most reactionary prominent preachers & church organizations (notably from the US Evangelical movement) have targeted majority Christian African nations for propagandizing.
    Spreading anti-LGBT sentiment has been one of their major goals.

    • @shizgirl
      @shizgirl Před rokem +10

      Sadly yes. Someone I knew peripherally in the 1990s who attended my old church is one of these people. And the former church will not issue a statement condemning him which in my opinion is de facto approval and I am furious.

    • @Quzga
      @Quzga Před rokem

      Yup, this is all because of the Christian missionaries spreading hate and bigotry to African countries. Shame

    • @dibsdibs3495
      @dibsdibs3495 Před rokem

      Yeah, whether it’s Catholicism, Islam, Protestantism, etc., they’ve all done their job in spreading hatred towards LGBT people

    • @eldios831
      @eldios831 Před rokem

      True america funds both sides of the divide....it's laughable and not small amounts....it's fashionable to be an evangelical or a gay rights activist both pay hondesomely ....Thank you america

    • @franklinloll2229
      @franklinloll2229 Před rokem

      Blatant anti religious propaganda.

  • @mssecret
    @mssecret Před rokem +90

    My heart goes out to all the lgbtq+ people living in places that don’t accept them

    • @bexie6791
      @bexie6791 Před rokem +5

      Why?

    • @mssecret
      @mssecret Před rokem +11

      @@bexie6791 Because it’s awful to live in places where you’re not accepted. Places where just being yourself is a crime.

    • @MamaMama-kq1fx
      @MamaMama-kq1fx Před rokem +4

      ​@@mssecret respect people voice in pailment ok people are different

    • @Joshua-eo5hr
      @Joshua-eo5hr Před rokem

      Sharia law now

    • @bagathompson3985
      @bagathompson3985 Před rokem

      There is no space for gays in Africa nor the diaspora

  • @Firegen1
    @Firegen1 Před rokem +65

    As a half African I keep screaming inside. We are fighting in world where fundamentalists are so f###king loud. Every time I feel like a tiny bit of movement with my writing and reaching out to part of my heritage, it's like knocked over by tsunami. Thanks Dr Carthy, it also reminder it's only a page turn since it was in the UK.

    • @hoathanatos6179
      @hoathanatos6179 Před rokem +2

      We have to remember that Uganda was viewed by the British as the forefront between the spread of Islam in Africa and British rule, where the Brits gave the most militant tribes in Northern Uganda power in the country and worked as hard as possible to spread Evangelical Christianity.

    • @Firegen1
      @Firegen1 Před rokem

      @Ho Athanatos Thank you for that. My experiences stem from the south of the continent so I'll take an L on not knowing more of that history. I want and feel the need to learn more

    • @BuddhaWho777
      @BuddhaWho777 Před rokem +1

      Uganda sold it's people, what else did you expect

  • @davidnunya8331
    @davidnunya8331 Před rokem +57

    In 2002 I was part of an international non-profit organization opening an HIV/AIDS clinic in Uganda called "Ithembalabantu" (The People's Hope). When we landed in Uganda to open the clinic we were met on the tarmac by Ugandan military but luckily we had members of the US Congress with us on the flight and although we were intimidated we were allowed to proceed. The clinic was just cinder block walls and a wooden roof with running water but dozens of people were already camped out waiting to receive HIV medications, some of them had been waiting there for days. Speaking to many people there I heard the same story: their village elders did not believe in western medicine and told their people the way rid themselves of their HIV infection was to have sex with a virgin. This led to the gang rape of under-age girls in the villages and they were the primary people that were waiting for treatment. Clearly their mindset has still not evolved.

    • @Ojo10
      @Ojo10 Před rokem

      That is horrifying. Similar to stories of girls being trafficked in Deli. The groups of men will bid for a virgin to rape in order to be guaranteed they will not contract STDs. Keeps the traffic of young girls constantly high.

    • @franklinloll2229
      @franklinloll2229 Před rokem +2

      I think its totally evolved

    • @arinagereciano178
      @arinagereciano178 Před rokem +4

      What are your intentions to tell lies, the words you're using, and the culture are not in Uganda. Please stop this.

    • @sharonunfiltered
      @sharonunfiltered Před rokem

      You're right. I stayed with family who used to live in SA and the amount of child r!&£ to "cure HIV" was off the charts. My cousin worked in a hospital in Jo'burg and saw it all. And people obviously cover up this and worse aka village justice, etc, as "culture". I wasn't allowed to go out! No freedom, couldn't stop at traffic lights and when my cousin and I did, we were approached so ran a red light. Idk

    • @Myrcella_Rykker
      @Myrcella_Rykker Před rokem +4

      ​@@arinagereciano178 wow, do your research before shaming others

  • @martinwilliams4759
    @martinwilliams4759 Před rokem +6

    It's has nothing to do with the UK Uganda is it own country and its own laws

    • @shodan2002
      @shodan2002 Před rokem +2

      Don’t live in Uganda if you don’t agree with the laws

  • @onlyfoes
    @onlyfoes Před rokem +10

    Religion has also a lot of influence there (like in whole Africa)

    • @Rationality4Life
      @Rationality4Life Před rokem

      And these religions were introduced from outside the region by colonizers and sl*ve traders. Africa would have been more peaceful if they just kept their original traditional beliefs

  • @sarahemf
    @sarahemf Před rokem +15

    The rights for spiritual beliefs should not come before the right to live. I am thankful I live in Australia, and in the last month we had world pride. I’m thankful that I can live openly as a bisexual, homo romantic individual. But with that comes at knowing that other people of my community are being actively discriminated against and in some cases are put to death.

    • @WolfbloodJakeWilliams
      @WolfbloodJakeWilliams Před rokem +2

      Your right to swing your arms ends at the tip of my nose. The right to spiritual beliefs ends when those beliefs demand harmful action. I am allowed to believe in fairies, but if I claim fairies told me to kill anyone with brown eyes that doesn't mean I'm allowed, legally or morally, to do so.

    • @franklinloll2229
      @franklinloll2229 Před rokem

      Yuck says most people

    • @mechanomics2649
      @mechanomics2649 Před rokem

      @@franklinloll2229 You're delusional. Most people are pro LGBT+.

  • @neezduts69420
    @neezduts69420 Před rokem +26

    Personally I just implore all people on the side of human rights to just get the hell out of there

    • @RunToJesusChrist
      @RunToJesusChrist Před rokem +2

      God said REPENT OR PERISH. If you are against uganda's stand against homosexuality then that means you are against the god of the Bible, and you are going to hell when you die.

    • @neezduts69420
      @neezduts69420 Před rokem +1

      @@RunToJesusChrist yes me and my friends will so we're good thank you sir!

  • @berf9445
    @berf9445 Před rokem +33

    Why is the world suddenly attacking LGBT people all over!! This is terrifying. I'm so afraid for the people in Uganda. It hurts my heart that this is has been passed.

    • @berf9445
      @berf9445 Před rokem +8

      I'm in Ohio, USA and they put up two laws, one anti-trans bill for children that would make them detransition in 180 days if its passed and ban healthcare
      the other is an actual anti-trans holiday. March 12 would be the celebration of "detransition awarness day"...

    • @juliagoetia
      @juliagoetia Před rokem +1

      They never stopped attacking us. This isn't new, this is business as usual.

    • @pepepoopsonthefarright7531
      @pepepoopsonthefarright7531 Před rokem +6

      it's not sudden, life inprisonment or the death penalty have been enforced particularly in many african and asian countries for a long time

    • @berf9445
      @berf9445 Před rokem

      @@pepepoopsonthefarright7531 I mean the world, like I said, attacking. Not just african and asian counties. The US alone has put up hundreds of antilgbt/antitrans bills this year. I know the UK is seeing similar things. We haven't hit life imprisonment or death yet but it's coming. The whole world is turning against the lbgt

    • @franklinloll2229
      @franklinloll2229 Před rokem

      Lbqt is aberrant, unnatural behavior. Traditional Uganda has had enough of it.

  • @hugerleesooper1286
    @hugerleesooper1286 Před rokem +6

    Well done Uganda💪

  • @sharonunfiltered
    @sharonunfiltered Před rokem +5

    I have seen sickening things on an uncensored media site I used to be admin on which were from the Middle East, South America and Africa. Disgusting vile acts so heinous, they would not cause this demonisation of the UK.

  • @winstonpotts9776
    @winstonpotts9776 Před rokem +17

    I’m just speechless. I can’t believe how the world just seems to keep devolving. Humanity seems to just want the LGBTQ community to disappear… I’m heartbroken

  • @mrhax4464
    @mrhax4464 Před rokem +12

    As a heterosexual Australian, I’m appalled to hear this is happening in fellow commonwealth countries.
    It’s also stating the obvious, but looking at the map and paying attention to politics, there is a strong correlation between anti LGBT+ attitudes, and right wing politics and predominantly religious countries.

    • @thatissoquebecishh2134
      @thatissoquebecishh2134 Před rokem +2

      our countries our laws

    • @BonsuBigWhale
      @BonsuBigWhale Před rokem +3

      Then call for the mass expulsion of Afrikan and Caribbean nations from the commonwealth.
      Every country has the agency to determine their societal norms.

  • @suzettewilliams1758
    @suzettewilliams1758 Před rokem +5

    Obviously Uganda has no other problems. They have time for this.

    • @sm_91
      @sm_91 Před rokem

      You mean just like Americans schools busy teaching their children "The Pronouns " instead of maths , science. Literature...

  • @etrangerlyrics341
    @etrangerlyrics341 Před rokem +15

    Great work Uganda.

  • @rachzen
    @rachzen Před rokem +6

    This is terrifying. 😢

  • @benwu7980
    @benwu7980 Před rokem +3

    What the f actually is ' aggravated homosexuality'? I've an Ugandan friend that's been living here for about 8 years, and is gay. One of the most respectful, nicest guy I know. Some of his stories of his hometown, are so not nice to hear.

    • @kisadaphine6060
      @kisadaphine6060 Před rokem

      Can you please send him a visa so that he doesn't our children are saved from being damaged , don't pay us or what and the airport guys ready to help you even I can drive him at the airport , just know that if you take him out of Uganda you are saving Uganda's children , thanks please 😅

    • @benwu7980
      @benwu7980 Před rokem +1

      @@kisadaphine6060 He is here working in Ireland, and while we are far from perfect on the subjects, we made a lot of progress over the last ~25 years. That some of that progress is eroding, is greatly concerning, it's from the usual vocal minority that have gotten megaphones from social media >

  • @barttopo3392
    @barttopo3392 Před rokem +7

    As an straight man, I'm speechless. I'm so sorry for all the LGBTQ+ people around the world, for what they/you have to endure. This is not right! All people have to be treated with respect, no matter of their orientation. Hearing this makes me kinda ashame, to be straight...

  • @hughbennett5342
    @hughbennett5342 Před rokem +3

    Why is incest illegal in America? Why is polygamy illegal in America?

    • @KailashchandVerma-fm7cx
      @KailashchandVerma-fm7cx Před 4 měsíci

      My dear friend which country from you belong

    • @hughbennett5342
      @hughbennett5342 Před 4 měsíci

      @@KailashchandVerma-fm7cx If people want to make homosexuality legal then why isn't consensual incest and polygamy legal?

  • @Danplays3000
    @Danplays3000 Před rokem +2

    Being put to death for being Jewish
    Being put to death for being lgbtq

    • @ForgottenKnight1
      @ForgottenKnight1 Před rokem

      Fascist regymes will always have this superiority complex.

  • @gwine9087
    @gwine9087 Před rokem +3

    I am sure many right-wing governments will be looking to Uganda for pointers.

    • @yvonnendeevelo8562
      @yvonnendeevelo8562 Před rokem +2

      And do what? This foolish mentality of yours about ""human right"" won't work in Africa, bark, cry and shout we don't care. Long Live Uganda. God Loves Uganda and Africa as a whole. We are celebrating

  • @thewrightchoiceinrealestat1591

    I’ll never understand why anyone would wish death upon another individual, harmlessly living their life the way they choose. Imagine a new law against heterosexual relationships..

    • @kisadaphine6060
      @kisadaphine6060 Před rokem

      Because they are damaging our children's butts , forcing them recruiting them , at least first get all news don't relay on America's reporters , you can't even get a ruler and measure their hate when other country decide not to do their dirty games . But in Uganda we are ready to wipe away all Alphabet letters , untill it's a save place for our children to grow without being polluted at a young age

  • @mandipandi303
    @mandipandi303 Před rokem +24

    I am legitimately terrified for LGBTQ+ people living in many nations, including Uganda. As someone who lives in the US, I both feel my privilege and am scared for my and my fellow LGBTQ+ people's future. I live in Colorado, where our governor is gay, so I have some faith that any local ant-LGBTQ+ legislation will be vetoed. However, hold no such hope for any protection long-term. Other states are currently being horrible in their own areas. Plus, with the Supreme Court being what it is after Trump, they'll uphold all of these discriminatory laws. The only hope we have is President Biden's executive order power to protect us. Another presidential election is coming up soon, and if he loses, we'll likely immediately lose our rights. If he (or another Democrat) wins, we'll still have to live in fear because Supreme Court Justices are a fucking lifetime appointment. That law was written when the life-expectency was in like your fifties, so people served in the courts for like 10 years MAX. We're screwed for DECADES now because of fucking Trump.

    • @BuddhaWho777
      @BuddhaWho777 Před rokem +1

      Gays are not discriminated on in the US. They are protected by the same laws as everyone else.

    • @Kira-zm7vy
      @Kira-zm7vy Před rokem +3

      ​@One world, One Love Not really. And trans people are definitely discriminated against. The state I live I you can totally lose your job based on your sexuality or gender identity.

    • @mandipandi303
      @mandipandi303 Před rokem +3

      @One world, One Love In addition to what Kira said, you can be denied healthcare (even ambulance and emergency services). Your CHILDREN can even be denied care! Literal newborn babies have been turned away from doctor's offices because they had gay parents. Now legislation is being proposed that will jail any parent that helps their child receive treatment for gender dysphoria or helps them transition (even if it's just social transitioning by using correct pronouns, letting children dress how they feel comfortable, addressing kids by the correct name, letting children use the correct bathroom, etc). Parents can be charged even if their kids don't have any "medical intervention" like puberty blockers or hormone replacement therapy. Just doing minor public things to support their trans kid is enough to make them lose custody of all of their children, get fined, and/or a jail sentence. Conversion therapy is also still legal in many places for both adults and minors. Members of the Supreme Court have also said that if a case questioning the legality of same-sex marriage reaches them, they'll repeal the right of same-sex people to get married, making gay marriage illegal again nationwide. Please do some research.

    • @Kira-zm7vy
      @Kira-zm7vy Před rokem +1

      @Mandi Mateer ♿️ Well said. I was going to go into detail but you nailed it. I'm also trans and I'm terrified that some law will be passed to take my kids from me based on my identity or completely ban gender affirming care for all. I honestly don't know what to do! I'm early in my transition but HRT has made me feel better than I ever have in my life! I can't go back. Much of my anxiety and depression has vanished! Truly scary times we are in. It's amazing how different things can be just a state away. I live in Wyoming and it's terrible here.

    • @mandipandi303
      @mandipandi303 Před rokem +1

      @Kira Oh my god. That must be terrifying. I know the ACLU and other organizations have started legal defense funds if you ever need help. I will send all the positivity I can that you never need to use them, though. It's horrible that we have to even worry about this. I'm never having kids, but I do have 16 nieces, nephews, and nibblings to fear for with this. I'm a queer enby who doesn't use HRT, as I mostly experience gender euphoria and not dysphoria, but I have trans nephews, nieces, and nibblings who do use HRT (they're all adults who had to wait to transition because our family is a bunch of bigots). Three of them live in Colorado and are relatively protected for the time being, but I'm terrified for one of them because she lives in South Dakota and just started estrogen. Her rights could be smashed at any moment. She's also in so much physical danger like trans women statistically are. Transitioning and support from communities and loved ones saves lives! I wish lawmakers cared. I hope the country turns around, because no one deserves this. For the so-called "land of the free" our civil liberties, and those of our children, sure are being stripped away.

  • @baronghede2365
    @baronghede2365 Před rokem +3

    You better not drop the soap Blessed Be.

  • @maggiepie8810
    @maggiepie8810 Před rokem +3

    Henry VIII was one to speak on sexual morals. 🤨

  • @ChelseyK1ng
    @ChelseyK1ng Před rokem +2

    Even in this comment section there are people defending this law :(

    • @yvonnendeevelo8562
      @yvonnendeevelo8562 Před rokem +2

      Yes🙋‍♀️I'm one of them. Supporting 110%

    • @kisadaphine6060
      @kisadaphine6060 Před rokem

      Oh dear I support the bill to pass so that our children get justice for the damage caused, you can't wake up and tell me that my children will wear pampers for the rest of my live and they I should not say about LGBTQ? 😅 Are you people really normal ? Do you have any value left in you? Do you care about your children? I hear human rights who defineds them? Ok and who told them that Americans rights will work in Uganda ? We don't have the same beliefs, culture , laws

  • @andrewrivera1054
    @andrewrivera1054 Před 11 měsíci +1

    No Western country should give any aid to Uganda until the law is repealed.

  • @EveryTimeV2
    @EveryTimeV2 Před rokem +3

    I used to laugh at the "Why are you gay?" meme, but really it is awful. Look it up, it's a video from 2012, from Uganda. Turns out, they weren't laughing like us.

  • @aquariusqueen44
    @aquariusqueen44 Před rokem +6

    this is the result of evangelical christians

    • @sm_91
      @sm_91 Před rokem

      It is same in Islam also.. it has nothing to do with Christianity...it's strictly their culture...

  • @sadfaery
    @sadfaery Před rokem +17

    I'm in Florida and it's downright frightening how quickly our rights are being decimated. Uganda's is definitely worse, but in the US, it's getting pretty bad very quickly.

    • @redpillras3456
      @redpillras3456 Před rokem

      You don’t have a right to groom children
      That’s all that’s happening in Florida

    • @SarastistheSerpent
      @SarastistheSerpent Před rokem

      @@redpillras3456 of course you don’t have the right to groom children. Conservative fundamentalists brainwashing children into being bigoted is grooming.

    • @BuddhaWho777
      @BuddhaWho777 Před rokem +1

      I'm in Florida and Florida is fine. Gays are not discriminated on here. Child abuse yes. Gays no.

    • @sadfaery
      @sadfaery Před rokem +3

      @@BuddhaWho777 In the last two weeks alone, multiple bills have been advancing rapidly through the Florida legislature severely restricting LGBTQ+ rights, with bills targeting education, including at the university level, and also restricting especially trans rights, up to and including bills that would outlaw insurance coverage of gender affirming care even for adults and severely restrict which medical professionals can provide that care, how they can provide it, and adds a bunch of costly new regulations that would make it much harder for them to provide it. This violates federal law but the legislators don't care. There's also an anti-trans child custody provision in one of the bills that would also violate federal law. There are anti-LGBTQ+ provisions in several education bills, including at the university level, and expanding the "Don't Say Gay" law from last year with even more restrictions for students and staff and severely restricting sex ed teaching statewide even in older grades. The sheer number, breadth, and sweeping content of the anti-LGBTQ+ bills right now, and the rapid speed with which they are currently being passed through the legislature is frightening, and I know a lot of people and families who are scrambling right now to leave the state (which is difficult when you also have to find work and housing in your destination city) before these bills get passed, signed into law, and take effect. And there's not enough time to do all of that because the most restrictive bill has a provision to go into effect immediately after being signed into law instead of waiting until July 1st, which is the normal standard. So with all due respect, gay and trans rights and people are very much under attack here. And our governor is making it his priority to strip LGBTQ+ people of as many rights as possible this session, building on the rights he already had stripped last year. The stuff I've mentioned here is barely half of everything being done this session. There are also anti-LGBTQ+ bills impacting free speech, freedom of the press, business regulations, healthcare, schools and universities, and more. Just the past two weeks have seen a rapid increase in the attacks on LGBTQ+ rights, and it is legitimately frightening to be at risk from these laws, not to mention the escalating threats and violence from groups like the Proud Boys and neo-n*zi groups. Slightly related is the recent increase in anti-Semitic attacks on Jewish places of worship over the last couple of weeks as well, showing an increased presence and boldness of hate groups more broadly. LGBTQ+ people are living in fear right now in Florida, trying to do as much as possible before having their rights stripped away over the next few weeks. There is no situation in which "gays are not discriminated on here", as you put it. Not anymore. Florida has become a very hostile place for gay and trans people to live.

    • @yvonnendeevelo8562
      @yvonnendeevelo8562 Před rokem +4

      Uganda is the best. We salute them

  • @02crimez
    @02crimez Před rokem +4

    me living in Jamaica...where homosexuality is illegal. Its so horrible and depressing. Being homophobic is considered a great aspect of a person's identity. I can't wait to get the hell out of here

  • @MakotoKamui
    @MakotoKamui Před rokem +20

    It's horrifying to see the direction things are going. And seeing it on CZcams, on a computer, always reminds me of Alan Turing, and how he was prosecuted for homosexuality. It's like we as a society have learned nothing. Just imagine if he'd been charged before his work during WWII, and how that may have changed things. Imagine what he could've done if he weren't caught up in such stupid laws. Think about all the people who will live (or die) in fear from laws like this new one, who may have brought us advances like Turing. It's awful to consider just how much they're dragging us into a new dark age because of their hate.

    • @Fallendown45
      @Fallendown45 Před rokem +4

      Exactly my first thought. Even though I am not LGBTQ, I felt sick and really afraid at thought of the people there..

    • @BonsuBigWhale
      @BonsuBigWhale Před rokem +2

      Well be grateful that you love in your society. The Ugandans are grateful Th a heir parliament expressed the will of the population.
      Every nation has the agency to determine their societal norms.
      Afrikan countries have no was agency to do so than Saudi,Qatar, Indonesia, China, Russia or Bangladesh.

    • @learnwme9285
      @learnwme9285 Před rokem

      Why don’t you people express the same feelings towards your partner in business like Saudi Arabia but like to bully another country. Africa is suffering from lack of basic things like clean water, food, clothes, roads, electricity just to mention view. Keep your LGBT whatever to your western countries. African are saying NO! Period.
      When African are practicing other cultures that we believe in , we never enforce it on other countries. So leave Africa alone.

  • @user-se6rv5rr6i
    @user-se6rv5rr6i Před rokem +12

    The British colonial influce is very hard to ignore of course, but I wonder how much of the trend is due to the agreessive evangelism of North American Christians?

    • @ptnpnx-rvkinh
      @ptnpnx-rvkinh Před rokem

      You underestimate the people. They don't need any influence to become a shitbags. Stop blaming somebody in your vices.

  • @stephenreeves-brown7219
    @stephenreeves-brown7219 Před rokem +7

    When politicians are under fire for poor management of the issues - mainly the economy, health and law and order: They deflect the attention on an issue that will polarise, (basically any minority population) and you develop a common enemy that detracts from you and consequently polarises the conversation! It is bloody terrifying how quickly things can go into reverse on a political whim!

  • @amelial3517
    @amelial3517 Před rokem +1

    My country is moving to decriminalise homosexuality and has only recently decriminalised suicide (up to our recent past, suicide attempts were punishable by up to a year in prison, go figure.) Sadly, all these are partly influenced by our colonial laws whilst under UK rule.

  • @geha9450
    @geha9450 Před rokem +4

    Wtf is wrong with planet?

  • @Zamiroh
    @Zamiroh Před rokem +1

    I am a republican (more traditional as opposed to what we have today) from the usa. I struggle with identifying with the lgbtq community. However, I believe in fair and equal rights of all. Each person should be able to live as they please enjoying peace and harmony. Does that mean I should be forced to call a biological male a she just because the person identifies as a woman, no, but I very likely would because I wish to be kind wherever possible. However, with all that said, I wish we could accept people, even if our chosen lifestyle is different. What we see here in Uganda is scary. I pray for the safety of all.

  • @IK-fg4gw
    @IK-fg4gw Před rokem +10

    I am from Pakistan and this breaks my heart 😢😢

    • @BonsuBigWhale
      @BonsuBigWhale Před rokem

      You should be home an advocate for sa!e sex marriage I Pakistan. Pakistan can be an examplle to the developing world for such policies.

  • @shantelleschimpf1386
    @shantelleschimpf1386 Před rokem +5

    Thank you thank you thank you. Im Australian and over 50% of the population don't trust our government (it's truly crazy down here 😅). Even though we have "robust equality laws" and the institutional inequalities that the government ignores due to fear of addressing colonisation. Our ingenious, immagrant, asylum seekers are scary unsafe. I just wish more people would educate them selves on how colonisation is effecting globe. P.s. I'm so done with being scared, but you bring me so much hope ❤❤

    • @franklinloll2229
      @franklinloll2229 Před rokem +1

      Uganda's traditional values and morals have nothing to with colonialism. Just the opposite.

  • @nickybea7856
    @nickybea7856 Před rokem +10

    I am from Connecticut, United States. I remember when I was in graduate school I was doing a study abroad for an independent study. We were the first group in my university to travel to Tanzania. Homosexuality is punishable, may result in extensive prison time. I'll never forget that intense fear I felt, and culture shock. So I prepared...I bought a fake wedding band to wear, and created a detailed back story that I had a wife and child at home...even created fake names for them! It was smart to protect myself, but NO ONE should have to go the extra mile and try so hard to hide who they are out of such intense fear! My heart breaks for the LGBT people in Uganda. Humanity is not as evolved as we may think.

  • @rashaanfrater4411
    @rashaanfrater4411 Před rokem +11

    I am so happy that the law came out I love Africa❤❤

  • @jamilsalih9724
    @jamilsalih9724 Před rokem +5

    The US , Canada , Australia and UK must provide Asylum.

  • @gymkhanadog
    @gymkhanadog Před rokem +4

    Treason Trump is watching this and furiously scribbling notes with his crayons.

  • @danimooti8236
    @danimooti8236 Před rokem +7

    I saw and heard! And I’m helpless! I wish I could change the world!

    • @yvonnendeevelo8562
      @yvonnendeevelo8562 Před rokem +2

      Don't wish to change the world, but wish to change the wrong mentality in those who change themselves. God created man and woman; and not man and man or woman and woman. Change this sickness and the world will be a better place. I salute Uganda

    • @danimooti8236
      @danimooti8236 Před rokem +2

      @@yvonnendeevelo8562 In my world, and in my religion there are three genders, male, female and hijras(trans people). Our gods come in both male, female and transgender gods. And consider trans people to be Demi gods who serve the gods. My religion is the oldest recorded religion on earth, In my world there is room for everyone. And my religion states “ what is unnatural is natural in nature”. Jai Hindustan! 💕🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍🌈🌈

    • @yvonnendeevelo8562
      @yvonnendeevelo8562 Před rokem +1

      @@danimooti8236 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

    • @danimooti8236
      @danimooti8236 Před rokem +2

      @@yvonnendeevelo8562 evil always laugh when faced with truth!

    • @yvonnendeevelo8562
      @yvonnendeevelo8562 Před rokem +1

      @@danimooti8236 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

  • @bluebottle1617
    @bluebottle1617 Před 7 měsíci

    The protection of children is a well-known excuse for things like this.

  • @ComradeCatpurrnicus
    @ComradeCatpurrnicus Před rokem +5

    Very informative video. Solidarity with everyone facing oppression for simply existing ❤

  • @cypriansunday21
    @cypriansunday21 Před rokem +3

    This is a beautiful ❤️ law for men and women..in Uganda.. it's for themselves..not you guys in the west. Let them be or do you want to force them ?

  • @raedjibrail5565
    @raedjibrail5565 Před rokem +7

    Just shows LGBTQ+ people can't become complacent, even here in the UK. Our liberty took decades of demonstration, debate and outrage! It can happen in Africa as well but unfortunately, think it will take a mightily long time. I'm hesitant to say change can only truly come from within, as it could lead to death, but it was only when people fought for their rights in the UK/Europe/USA, did we start seeing change.

    • @sterdezy1569
      @sterdezy1569 Před rokem +1

      it's will never happen lgbt is unafrican we will never accept this nonsense in africa accually the more you try this propaganda the more you will seen more strict law in africa

    • @raedjibrail5565
      @raedjibrail5565 Před rokem +6

      @@sterdezy1569 seriously get over yourself. Homosexuality is human nature - globally.
      Why are you so concerned about what we get up to? Live your own life in peace and try to understand that some people are born different.

    • @DirtyEdon
      @DirtyEdon Před rokem +1

      ​@@raedjibrail5565 That's one thing western people don't get about the world. Africa and Asia are collective societies so what you do is a reflection of society as a whole. So the concept of "do as I wish" doesn't exist in collective societies. LGBT can only really thrive in countries with "individualism" ideologies.

    • @mechanomics2649
      @mechanomics2649 Před rokem +2

      Most importantly, allies of the LGBT+ community cannot become complacent. Those who are better positioned to make a difference.

  • @DarthJarJar10
    @DarthJarJar10 Před rokem +1

    I'd really like your opinion on a family issue related to the issue raised in this video but also questionable (if not outright wrong) behaviour by a psychiatrist in my immediate family. Please let me know if there is a way to arrange for us to engage, if you are willing.

  • @user-zb6if8jf4f
    @user-zb6if8jf4f Před 5 měsíci

    It will be difficult to change their minds because Uganda is a highly conservative Christian country.

  • @DasHeino2010
    @DasHeino2010 Před rokem +12

    I feel sorry for the children if that is how they protect them.

  • @ingmar6666
    @ingmar6666 Před rokem +5

    Thank you for making videos about these things as well. It’s not fun, but it’s so important. My heart goes out to all who cannot freely be themselves ❤️

  • @anthonymanderson7671
    @anthonymanderson7671 Před 5 měsíci

    This breaks my heart to see my fellow africans persecuted thanks to religious zealots 😔💔

  • @tonyburton419
    @tonyburton419 Před rokem +3

    Religious fundamentalism remains a very serious scurge. One religion in particular. In the USA, it is Christianity. But this is only part of the explanation...attitudes seem to be regressing.

  • @Zharael-Z
    @Zharael-Z Před 7 měsíci

    Respect begets respect.
    You wanted respect, learn to give it back.

  • @nitsugazemag
    @nitsugazemag Před rokem +2

    It’s distressing the views of such hateful people keeps spreading because of “morality.” How much longer do we have to bend to preferences of cultists and hypocrites that are the furthest from holy turning to medieval laws to condemn those for being different.

  • @Beaverthing
    @Beaverthing Před rokem +9

    Your reflections on the colonial aspects of this are great.

    • @BonsuBigWhale
      @BonsuBigWhale Před rokem

      The West is attempting its own cultural colonization with its insistence on disrespecting the agency that every nation has to determine their societal norms.
      They have never directed similar energy towards co u tries such as Saudi, Qatar, Indonezia, Russia,China, Bangladesh.
      Afrikan countries are going to call Biden's bluff to implement sanctions and halt telations; something activists in the west should also fight and March for.

  • @jaspersimeon928
    @jaspersimeon928 Před rokem +1

    Please don’t even relate Ugandan issues with uk because this is not about any other country’s effect, it’s about Uganda and it’s cultural norms

  • @margaretjohnson6259
    @margaretjohnson6259 Před rokem +3

    religion poisons everything - christopher hitchens

  • @blondefisk
    @blondefisk Před rokem +3

    My heart hurts

  • @ankyfire
    @ankyfire Před rokem

    I heard about these laws because Amnesty International Petition popped on my feed on Instagram. I'm not only gutted about the law itself, the comment section made me lose more faith in humanity. The amount of people saying we shouldn't be doing anything because it's the culture of the place and therefore should be left alone made a part of my soul die. It's not only a problem in those countries, it's a worldwide attitude problem. And there are still a$$holes who dare say that LGBT+ people already have all the rights and pride parades are not important.

  • @Silver_the.cat.lady.
    @Silver_the.cat.lady. Před rokem +2

    In Iraq there is no rules agents homosexuality last time i checked but unfortunately punishment like death penalty are forced by culture just like you said they get punished by others lows …. Hopefully i can get out of this hell hole in a few years i don’t have any hope that anything will change
    The only changes that can happen is actually making new rules agents homosexuality….

  • @kevinbirge2130
    @kevinbirge2130 Před rokem +7

    Uganda has spoken. And who are we to judge them?

    • @mrhax4464
      @mrhax4464 Před rokem +7

      We're human beings, who care about human life.
      You should try it some time.

    • @kisadaphine6060
      @kisadaphine6060 Před rokem +1

      ​@@mrhax4464 but Ugandans children matters 😂 you can take gay people out of Uganda and leave their children in peace

  • @joexavier4070
    @joexavier4070 Před rokem +6

    Actually it's their country,so outsiders don't have any right to questions them

    • @kisadaphine6060
      @kisadaphine6060 Před rokem

      Thanks dear , we don't interfere we American rights or what they do even if the walk naked it's their decision their house so they should not poke noise in Uganda/ our house

    • @mechanomics2649
      @mechanomics2649 Před rokem +1

      Nah, we're all humans. We do have a right to question when the rights of other humans are being violated.

  • @leestrom2217
    @leestrom2217 Před rokem +4

    Go Uganda!

  • @henryromain5577
    @henryromain5577 Před rokem +9

    I love Unganda great way to protect kids God will bot accept sinners in heaven

    • @kevn4life
      @kevn4life Před rokem

      Murderers that claims to be strong but owes America money since they had no problem taking it

  • @EdgeOfEnding
    @EdgeOfEnding Před rokem +8

    This makes me so sad. lt reminds me of V for Vendetta, when the woman writing her story on toilet paper, talking about people hating them without them having done anything to deserve it

  • @duke6726
    @duke6726 Před rokem

    What goes around, comes around.

  • @tobiasisback4605
    @tobiasisback4605 Před 7 měsíci

    Gay is bad juju. God, imagine the BO in that room. They should have introduced an anti-perspirant law (gettit) 😊

  • @itsyourgumballll1123
    @itsyourgumballll1123 Před rokem

    Western people leave Africans alone. You can’t want everyone to be like you. Why is it a problem when it’s Africans but for Asia it’s ok? This isn’t about Africa but Americans trying govern the world.

  • @gr_pillar
    @gr_pillar Před rokem

    Uga-boogas gotta uga-booga

  • @israelrobles681
    @israelrobles681 Před rokem +1

    I am glad that the years changed the mind of most (at least educated) people in mexico. Big cities are more tolerant and younger generations does not discriminate queer persons.
    I hope this slow change keep permeating. We need a safe space for all the people. Its on or shoulders protect everyone even if we are not gay, because if we tolerete injustice again few, we are making posible to comit injustice again ourselves. We are with you, because we are the same family.

  • @kay6257
    @kay6257 Před rokem +4

    Excellent job Uganda

  • @THT01
    @THT01 Před rokem +1

    And y’all live in dirt floor homes. 🙄

    • @kisadaphine6060
      @kisadaphine6060 Před rokem

      And you lost your values, worthy selling your children's lives because you want to please the alphabet who move by feelings not critical thinking ? I better sleep on dirty floor than losing my worthy or values 😅 and I want my child to grow up knowing that His mother is there to defend , protect, make him to see his worthy but not seeling him to the butt lickers -disgusting people

  • @camiilepeyre7689
    @camiilepeyre7689 Před rokem +3

    lets feed the algorithm so more people see this

  • @helenealbra
    @helenealbra Před rokem +3

    This is terrifying. And a really important video. Thank you for giving historic context and for commenting on this issue even if it causes you to loose subscribers. Thank you for all your amazing fun and informative content. And thank you for talking about lgbtq+ stuff, and being visible.

    • @BonsuBigWhale
      @BonsuBigWhale Před rokem

      It is no different from Afrikan countries holding their values and position even if it results in sanctions and loss of business from the west.
      The West can even choose to end.relations outright;which its activists can demand.
      Afrikan nations are prepared to call the bluff. The West must prepare for same.
      It is not as if there is a scarcity of countries that share and respect similar values. They will be prepared to step into any void left.
      Every country has The agency to determine their societal norms.
      Afrikan countries have no less agency to do so than Saudi,Qatar,Indonesia,China, Russia, Bangladesh.

  • @mondogecko01
    @mondogecko01 Před rokem +5

    Keep messing with our children and let this be a warning

  • @LightningStrikes2345
    @LightningStrikes2345 Před rokem +2

    I mean they should just have a policy that pays for free travel away from Uganda so that homosexuals can live someplace else

  • @xeonxgm5997
    @xeonxgm5997 Před rokem

    ❤ uganda

  • @willifredo
    @willifredo Před rokem +1

    “To protect our diverse culture” they shouldn’t use words they don’t understand, especially in their legislation. Maybe they should focus on basic education before they start venturing into politics.

  • @fazbell
    @fazbell Před rokem

    The death penalty for homosexuality is totally Biblical. I don't agree with it but that is made very plain in the scriptures. Homosexuality is also genetic. There is no way to reverse the orientation you are born with.

  • @cameospitit1
    @cameospitit1 Před rokem +4

    Good job Uganda 🇺🇬 more Country’s need to do the same?

    • @mrhax4464
      @mrhax4464 Před rokem +4

      Humanity and compassion, those are just strange meaningless words to you aren't they.

  • @Gen-Atari-X
    @Gen-Atari-X Před rokem +4

    God bless the nations of Africa
    The home of the real black men...

  • @olis2073
    @olis2073 Před rokem +6

    I love committing aggravated homosexuality

  • @andrewplays8001
    @andrewplays8001 Před 11 měsíci

    best*

  • @nikolairomanoff6969
    @nikolairomanoff6969 Před rokem +2

    Dark Ages much

  • @theoneandonlykyle9800
    @theoneandonlykyle9800 Před rokem +1

    Good good good for Uganda thumbs 👍👍👍

  • @mangantasy289
    @mangantasy289 Před rokem +1

    I could hardly believe this to be true when I heard about it. And It's just so so terrible. I feel deeply for all the people targeted by this outrageous law, and once more get reminded to be grateful to live in central Europe where there is more freedom (albeit the LGBT+ still facing biases too).
    With developments like this, and so much more, it gets harder and harder to see the good and growth in the world. It's utterly depressing.

  • @sm0keman327
    @sm0keman327 Před rokem +1

    Let's gooooooooo with this law I love this law

  • @stayshock3296
    @stayshock3296 Před rokem

    OMG... WTH

  • @nonine5304
    @nonine5304 Před rokem +3

    Bravo Uganda... God bless for standing for truth. .. 👏👏👏👏.

  • @julian-id6xf
    @julian-id6xf Před rokem

    Robinah Nabbanja is also lesbian 😮

  • @m0r0nV2.0
    @m0r0nV2.0 Před rokem +1

    giga chad uganda

  • @torstimyle1355
    @torstimyle1355 Před rokem +3

    Good move Uganda! We're tired of these abominations.

  • @akechetasavage7658
    @akechetasavage7658 Před rokem +2

    Can we also talk about the potential death penalty for abortion or even miscarriage in South Carolina as well. All these laws make me feel like we are regressing back to 18-1900’s….

    • @BonsuBigWhale
      @BonsuBigWhale Před rokem

      Some champion the culture of death. Some champion the culture of life.
      Afrika champions the latter when it comes to marriage and abortion stance.
      Accept or reject, has no bearing on how those countries choose to exercise their agency on such issues.

  • @animallover6066
    @animallover6066 Před rokem

    Wow