I don’t think they want to mess with the Russian mafia.
This thread will be pulled.
And not guilty too.
Isn’t Bammy a “pole” vaulter?
In an earlier version of this story, Symmonds is quoted as saying that he wants to fight the hate and disinformation about homosexuals adding "a huge number" of people in Russia are homosexual (truth: probably no more than 2-3%) and we shouldn't hate on people who were "just born that way (truth: there is no shred of scientific evidence that homosexuals are "just born that way").
So WHO is spreading disinformation?
Good for this Russian gal! Yet at this very moment, while flipping through the channels, I’m seeing CNN reporting on a story about a US track star going all pro-homo and vocally protesting the Russian law.
Just great. I can see it now, the American athletes standing for perversion and deviancy, and the Russian athletes standing for decency and morality. What an insane, upside-down world this is becoming. It boggles my mind. Will the upshot be that I’ll actually now be rooting for the Russian athletes to defeat the American athletes? Bizarro world.
If she ever wanted to emigrate to the USA, I could imagine the immigration will deny her entry under the pretense of being a terrorist. Gays think anyone who doesn’t approve of their sin is terrorism. Gays will go out and smear her. During my college days, I attended a diversity forum. A gay activist was on the panel. He said, “If people are going to oppress our rights, then their private lives are fair game and should be made public”.
This last May, I was visiting Kiev, Ukraine for a few days. Early on a Saturday morning, I took a taxi to the airport. My driver was about thirty and spoke almost fluent English. His name was Vitroly. He was very curious about America and was interested in what I had to say about current conditions.
We soon encountered roadblocks in downtown Kiev on the usual route to the airport. I asked him what was going on. He said there were protests planned for that day that were anti-gay in nature. He said the Ukrainians do not tolerate deviant behavior and wanted to make a statement to their Parliament that they better not condone it. There must of been around 1.000 people involved that I could see.
Vitroly then went on to say he couldn’t understand why a man would want to be intimate with another man when there are sooooo many beautiful women in Ukraine (I’ll vouch for that). And women far outnumber the men in Ukraine. He then took out a picture of his wife of five years and asked me why he would even think of being with a man. I looked at the picture and I said I could not agree more with him as his wife was absolutely stunning.
As I have discovered over the last several years, the eastern European countries still value tradition and families. They will vehemently defend that. If the homosexuals want to take an in-your-face approach there, they may be in for a big surprise.
By the way, Vitroly hopes to immigrate to the U.S., legally, in a few years. I think he would be a great addition.
Meanwhile, the Olympic Committee is making ready for the polesmoking championships.