Posted on 11/14/2021 1:36:22 PM PST by Salman
WorldPride 2025 will take place in Kaohsiung City, Taiwan, which will be the first time a WorldPride will be held in an East Asian country. Kaohsiung Pride beat out Washington, D.C.’s Capital Pride Alliance to host the event.
Today’s decision came after more than 300 member organizations from around the world voted during InterPride’s 2021 general meeting, which was held virtually this week. InterPride is the organization behind WorldPride. The meeting featured performances by nonbinary actor and musician Kat Cunning.
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NO they won’t.
Percent Christianity:
Taiwan 4.5%
China 2.5% But possibly 5%.
S. Korea 25%
Japan 1.5%
Phillipines 94%
India 2.3%
Mongolia 2.1%
THailand 1%
Myanmar 6.3%
Malaysia 11.2%
Indonesia 11%
That should make the CCP happy.
The ironic thing is that Communist China has no patience for the gender politics of western countries, even though the social justice junk is a product of Communist infiltration. It seems that being a member of one cult immunizes you from other cults.
Oooo, China’s gonna love that.
Homophobic rant? This is a conservative website with a large Christian membership whom hold to the truth of Scripture.
As such, Romans 1 is our understanding about homosexuality: a judgment in which God gives up a person over to a reprobate mind to debase themselves due to their exchanging the truth about God with a lie.
Secondly, a phobia by definition denotes having an irrational fear of something simple, and I assure you we are not afraid of calling homosexuality out for what it is, and that is very rational.
This is waving a red flag in front of the Chinese bull.
What could possibly go wrong....
wrong....
wrong....
Well, it appears the Lord won’t be healing their land.
That’s a fascinating question and one I’ve wondered about in regard to certain other Asian cultures, especially where Christianity is not now actively suppressed.
I once spoke about this to a Japanese woman who was in the process at our parish of becoming a Catholic. She was of the understanding that (in Japan, at least), it does not occur to most people to even think about converting to another religion other than what they were born into (in her case, Shintoism). Even if one is not devoutly following the religion of their birth, it is tied so much into both your larger culture and family tradition that it is literally a part of you. You may as well think about changing your race and your sex (even though modern Western culture and those influenced by it are crazy enough to think those things).
I bet China blocks this...
I think we’re starting to understand your dirty secret...
Do you see how ridiculous a parade is for who you have sex with? Do we have heterosexual parades in which we march for applause from others for how and who we have sex with?
The idea is a sick joke.
*They are really rubbing China’s face in it.* Someone needs to.
*Taiwan needs to refuse this “honor”* Bull excrement.
*I assure you we are not afraid of calling homosexuality out for what it is, and that is very rational.* Not anymore.
*I think we’re starting to understand your dirty secret...* Grow up.
Might as well have it in Peking, as both Taipei and Peking will be part of China by then, if not much sooner.
“What’s most disappointing here is the homophobic rants on this site.”
Maybe if your friends stayed out of our classrooms you’d find up a bit more tolerant.
Why would one be proud of sticking their willy in a..... Never mind
Taiwan like us, or like we used to be, is a free country.
Move it to Dubai
Interesting comments. My conversations with Japanese folk I’ve found that their true religion is Japanese nationalism. Deep down most Japanese believe themselves to be the true Chosen People of the world.
I wouldn’t think this would apply to Taiwan which has a conflicted mix of Taiwanese pride but also Chinese culture.
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