President of Cameroon: People may change their minds on ‘crime’ of homosexuality

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  1. Christopher in Canada  31 Jan 2013, 12:03am  Report
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    However, people will not change their minds on ignorance and lack of education.

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  2. GulliverUK  31 Jan 2013, 12:32am  Report
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    We’ve heard this crap for years from Cameroon. I don’t think most of us are actually listening any more. We think Cameroon is a backwards disgusting human rights violator, and the desperate third-world country run by a dictatorship, and most of us would want any minister of Cameroon to be arrested whenever they travel outside that country.

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    1. Too bad we can not do the same to our own class of bigots and self made dictators living within our borders. Masquerading as clergy.

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    2. Richard  31 Jan 2013, 7:29am  Report
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      For the sake of gay people in Cameroon, we should be encouraging the decriminalisation of homosexuality; not insulting their country.

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  3. Ramón  31 Jan 2013, 2:38am  Report
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    His wife’s choice of clothing and her hair, THAT’S a crime too.

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  4. That There Other David  31 Jan 2013, 9:53am  Report
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    Very easy to spout some words. However, until the President acts in some way to lessen the bigotry it’s nothing more than diplomatic platitudes (i.e. lies).

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  5. Does this place benefit from UK Overseas Aid? If so, hitting these tin-pot dictatorships where it hurts – in the pocket – has a strange way of focussing the mind.

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  6. GingerlyColors  31 Jan 2013, 12:09pm  Report
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    We changed our minds back in 1967 and our country is a better place to live in because of it.

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