Posted on 05/10/2016 1:14:38 PM PDT by Olog-hai
A new report shows how Germany continues to fall behind its counterparts on gay rights, which may be due to its “lack of strong leadership”.
Germany was ranked below 15 other countries in Europe for LGBTI rights, placing it on par with countries like Greece and Hungary in a new Rainbow Europe report.
Advocacy group ILGA-Europe ranked 49 countries in the annual report, based on their laws pertaining to same-sex marriage, adoption, rights for transgender people, protections against discrimination and more.
Germany, for example, allows same-sex partnerships but does not recognize same-sex marriage and gay couples have limited rights when it comes to things like adoption or in vitro fertilization. …
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They can’t, look at who they are importing.
No Problem Germany! Hussein Obummer will be available on Jan. 21, 2017 to lead your Queer Brigade!
What country in its right mind would follow America, the Great Satan’s, lead in caving to homosexuals’ demand for deviant “rights” when it leads to mentally disturbed men being allowed in bathrooms with young girls? We should be mocked and ostracized in the world community.
Maybe the queers already have the same rights as everybody. Why do rimming and felching male queers deserve any more rights?
No, too many muzzies coming in — they throw gays off buildings.
Uh, no. Due to its imported army of murderous homophobes (on the downlow).
Berlin has always been one of the queerest cities on earth, at least since the 19th century.
“Life is a cabaret.”
The true homophobia - abject fear of the homosexual agenda and its threats.
Well said! It indeed qualifies as an irrational fear, for if the entire normal populace rose up and faced down these communistic bullies, then some of them would back down, and all of them would lose some of their social power.
LGBTI? I? That’s a new one on me...?
The “I” stands for “intersex”. The homosexualists have attempted to incorporate actual hermaphrodites under that blanket term, i.e. take them over essentially, when theirs is a genuine biological condition.
Has Germany seen some murders in recent years by the radicals?
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