Posted on 06/05/2014 1:36:34 PM PDT by Olog-hai
George Takei said he needed courage and anger to come out as gay and to join the equal rights movement for sexual minorities in the U.S., and he hopes his Japanese counterparts will do the same to make their society more equal.
Takei said he has noticed a movement beginning in Japan, though the country of his ancestry has a long way to go. He said Japanese people need to fight for their own rights and they need to be a bit angry, too. [ ]
Takei, 77, is in Japan to attend embassy-organized events marking LGBT Pride Month in the U.S. He later toasted gay rights at a reception hosted by Ambassador Caroline Kennedy attended by about 160 people, including Japan's first lady Akie Abe.
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I can't remember the quote word for word, and it's conveniently difficult to find by searching, but he once said that people exist to raise the next generation of gay children, or something like that. He's a vile little twerp.
10/18/2013 Celebvocate: George Takei on LGBT rights
George Takei, aged 76, spoke at a National Press Club luncheon in Washtington D.C. for 40 minutes about equality for the LGBT community where he said: I love young people, especially young, straight couples. Theyre going to be making the gay babies of tomorrow.
Anyone out there in Freeperland got a link to the video/audio/transcript of GT telling Howard Stern about his 1st homosexual experience at a scout camp in CA during the late 1940s?
That’s exactly the quote I was referring to. Thank you.
good one. (i mean, play on words, that is). Well, we all knew this was happening. Whatever bad cultural trait in America, in the old days it took about 10 years to get to Japan (gang banger wannabees, grafitti, etc) but in this new instant information age and the money power of the Gay Mafia worldwide, it is spreading quickly. Uganda might be the last nation standing following the worldwide pervert onslaught.
Your TAX DOLLARS at WORK. Each and everyone of you at American Taxpayers paid for this at the US Embassy in Tokyo for the okamafest.
I do not doubt this story.
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