the father from the christian side said he had no problem with the state "decriminalizing" homosexuality but the church had a problem with "legalizing" homosexuality. karan didn't understand the contradictory statement so he asked the father to make some fu"king sense or STFU.
Kinda surprised that a quick study like Thapar could not figure this out.
I made the point a few pages back where decriminalising does not imply legalising. It just means what it does, not a crime.
Look how they use the negative ie 'not' to convey the meaning instead of the positive word ie legalise
What this is basically is a no man's land. Yes you are not a criminal but you are maybe not as protected as say someone in the OBC/STs might be. There is no way, currently to bring a case against someone on the basis of descrimination here. But if someone from an OBC/ST can prove the case you go to jail !
You can openly discriminate against gays in terms of employment or housing and there is now way for them to contest it on this basis. But you cannot throw them in jail on these grounds. (feel free to correct this if you can)
The priest (as well as the mullah) want to be able to condemn them in their sermons and not break any laws doing so.
Get it ?
SO to go from no mans land to legal will take a much longer time and the resistance will be intense, bringing in a broader opposition as we wade into murky positive discrimination waters.
the shiv sena MP had no opinions. i always wondered what the shiv sena stand on this issue was cause the paper wasn't voicing any opinions but rather just printing the news. when thapar asked the dude what he felt about the ruling, he said he was not against it but didn't approve the ruling because of some opinion poll which said that 81% of the people were against homosexuality. then he went on about educating the people in general about homosexualilty and try to build some positive consensus and similar things of intellectual nature. what asked about marriages, he argued on the consensus point again and called for education. thapar by now is surprised with he heard and says india needs more politicians like him.
Hah, they played it safe and got the host to vet them as well. SS's chips have been down since the last elections, they cant be too controversial. Tho i have to say i'm also rather surprised at the position taken.
i have mixed feelings about homosexuality though, we have people in the society who fantasize about children. then there are people into beastalilty porn. people who collect incest porno stuff.
now if liberal folks want others to understand about homosexuality and it's existence and how it's not a disease then they should also accept these other realities too and call for it's legalization also.
my take on this is that with "freedom" in mind, we discarded our morals and values. if homosexuality is legal then tell me why isn't child porn legal? why isn't incest legal? and why isn't beastalilty legal? why can't two mature, grown up siblings -
brother and sister have sex with each other? or goats or sheeps or children?
You are using the wrong reasoning here for bestiality & child pr0n.
For starters how to prove animal has given consent ?
Child pr0n involves ppl below the age of consent that even if they do agree are not in a legal position to do so.
So no these above cannot be decriminalised using the same arguments that were used for gays.
i don't mean to sound the way i did but i had to lay something off my chest. sometimes i think homosexuality is retarded.
Its a common trap to fall into. Hopefully it makes sense now.