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India ends ban on gay sex
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India ends ban on gay sex

I’m going to have to side with TeamPutin on this issue. Feminism is the beginning of the end. Gay rights is phase 2. Russia is smart to keep all this in check.

Is it ironic that gay rights have been put before female rights in India? Is public gang rape still ok?

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India ends ban on gay sex

India gets a lot of shit and there is a lot of shit literally out there, but I honestly believe that India will be the dominant superpower in roughly 2400-2500. 2020 is ridiculously optimistic - the issues are too deep, but the basic underlying tendencies are there.

The next 200-300 years will be dominated ever more by the North Asians - Chinese, Koreans, Japanese.

Obviously - legalization is a more sane step. It's just that it would have stop with this and no further.

The West is already going into the pedosexuality-normalization phase, then beastiality, then necrophilia, then snuff-serial-killing-fetish, cannibalism etc. There is no limit to those psychos.

Maybe the coming wars will put this crap on the backburner.
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India ends ban on gay sex

Quote: (09-08-2018 10:35 AM)bojangles Wrote:  

interesting how the current right wing nationalist government didn't oppose this whilst Congress (the party that the luvvie dovey SJWs and left wingers love) opposed it throughout its 60 years of power.

Honestly. LGBTs in India make ≈0.0019% of the population (2.5mn). They dont have any influence in the vote-bank political setup here. Most of the lefties don't care about this. It's mostly hyped by the special interest-sponsored media, so I think the government is trying to hide something using this as a cover

Quote: (09-07-2018 09:02 AM)TigerMandingo Wrote:  

Maybe a dumb question but how were these laws enforced in the first place? Did they just break down doors to catch suspected fags in the act? [Image: lol.gif]

Not a dumb question at all. Indian governments can make as many laws as they want. Can't be enforced. Yes, in the big cities (think Delhi, Mumbai), there is more order but with money and political contacts, you can just about do anything here and get away with it. Outside of the big cities, no enforcement. In fact, even the police and the stationed bureaucrats fuck around with the laws

Laws are to restrict the urban middle class and the poor, virtue signal, and continue pumping out engineering and govt-job seeking wage slaves. Similar to the west, except for the type of jobs

Honestly, thinking about this, I haven't faced major competition here (both with girls & money)

Quote: (09-07-2018 10:15 AM)eljeffster Wrote:  

2000s - We demand the right to helicopter our dicks in the street at pride parades while your children watch.

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This won't work in India. The muslims will butcher them. In fact, Hindu-Patriots & Muslims may actually unite against this
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India ends ban on gay sex

Quote: (09-10-2018 05:27 PM)Simeon_Strangelight Wrote:  

India gets a lot of shit and there is a lot of shit literally out there, but I honestly believe that India will be the dominant superpower in roughly 2400-2500. 2020 is ridiculously optimistic - the issues are too deep, but the basic underlying tendencies are there.

The next 200-300 years will be dominated ever more by the North Asians - Chinese, Koreans, Japanese.

Obviously - legalization is a more sane step. It's just that it would have stop with this and no further.

The West is already going into the pedosexuality-normalization phase, then beastiality, then necrophilia, then snuff-serial-killing-fetish, cannibalism etc. There is no limit to those psychos.

Maybe the coming wars will put this crap on the backburner.

I tend to like (but not support or promote) the Saudi method when it comes to public acts of homosexuality, but behind closed doors (the closet) they should be left alone.
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India ends ban on gay sex

Quote: (09-06-2018 01:03 PM)kaotic Wrote:  

India already has a problem with showing bobs and vagin.

Now it'll also be about showing docks and bolls.

What a sad time we live in, now men are going to get spam Facebook messages and IG DM's.

I thought it was penith and abes?
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India ends ban on gay sex

Quote: (09-08-2018 10:35 AM)bojangles Wrote:  

interesting how the current right wing nationalist government didn't oppose this whilst Congress (the party that the luvvie dovey SJWs and left wingers love) opposed it throughout its 60 years of power.

Modi is a lot closer to the zio-globalists, this is just one aspect of it. The war on currency through the ban of high-denomination bills that he has recently implemented is another clear example of his cucking to the zio-globo-homo overlords.

“Nothing is more useful than to look upon the world as it really is.”
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India ends ban on gay sex

Quote: (09-07-2018 09:02 AM)TigerMandingo Wrote:  

Maybe a dumb question but how were these laws enforced in the first place? Did they just break down doors to catch suspected fags in the act? [Image: lol.gif]

The vigilantes there ("Gau rakshaks" or Cow Protectors) are more concerned with people eating cows instead of worshiping them than they are with catching fags.

“Nothing is more useful than to look upon the world as it really is.”
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India ends ban on gay sex

Hot on the heels of the gay sex thing, India's supreme court now overturns their adultery law too.

Seems that the globalist forces are pushing through their standard program of social change on India, as that country is a rapidly growing economic power and will be a Top 5 power across all spheres within another 20 years. So might as well corrupt them now.

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India's top court has ruled adultery is no longer a criminal offence.

The Supreme Court has overturned a 158-year-old law which says any man who has sex with a married woman, without the permission of her husband, is guilty of the criminal act of adultery.

It is not clear how many men have been prosecuted under the law since its inception - there is no data available.

A petitioner had challenged the law saying it was arbitrary and discriminated against men and women.

While reading out the judgement, Chief Justice Dipak Misra said "adultery can be ground for civil issues including dissolution of marriage but it cannot be a criminal offence."

He added that the law discriminated against women, saying "treating women with indignity or discrimination invites the wrath of the constitution".

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/adu...ar-BBNBQ90
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