What would so-called "gay" marriage mean for an Islamic America?

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There are two politically correct movements going on at the same time that would seem to contradict each other. One movement is the push for so-called “gay marriage” and the other is the push for acceptance of Islam as the “religion of peace”. The thing that doesn’t seem to add up with this seeming contradiction is that Islamic Sharia Law is well known for having the death penalty for homosexuals. So what if all this encouragement for “gays” to get same-sex “married” actually sets them up? Think about it. If the USA would become Islamic with Sharia Law that puts homosexuals to death the government would already have tabs on all who are “gay” because they all registered themselves with the government as homosexuals. 🙂
 
There are two politically correct movements going on at the same time that would seem to contradict each other. One movement is the push for so-called “gay marriage” and the other is the push for acceptance of Islam as the “religion of peace”. The thing that doesn’t seem to add up with this seeming contradiction is that Islamic Sharia Law is well known for having the death penalty for homosexuals. So what if all this encouragement for “gays” to get same-sex “married” actually sets them up? Think about it. If the USA would become Islamic with Sharia Law that puts homosexuals to death the government would already have tabs on all who are “gay” because they all registered themselves with the government. 🙂
Transgender operations are required in Islamic areas such as Iran.

Planned parenthood will cover the procedures here as usual I assume.
 
If the government became Islamic with Sharia Law that puts homosexuals to death it would fit with the government’s anti-population agenda. 🙂
 
America isn’t Islamic and doesn’t have Sharia Law yet. But would that fly in a totally Islamic country like Saudi Arabia? I don’t think so. 🙂
Leaving the barbershop, we drove onto Tahlia Street, a broad avenue framed by palm trees, then went past a succession of sleek malls and slowed in front of a glass-and-steel shopping center. Men congregated outside and in nearby cafés. Whereas most such establishments have a family section, two of this area’s cafés allow only men; not surprisingly, they are popular among men who prefer one another’s company. Yasser gestured to a parking lot across from the shopping center, explaining that after midnight it would be “full of men picking up men.” These days, he said, “you see gay people everywhere.”
Yasser turned onto a side street, then braked suddenly. “Oh ****, it’s a checkpoint,” he said, inclining his head toward some traffic cops in brown uniforms. “Do you have your ID?” he asked me. He wasn’t worried about the gay-themed nature of his tour—he didn’t want to be caught alone with a woman. I rummaged through my purse, realizing that I’d left my passport in the hotel for safekeeping. Yasser looked behind him to see if he could reverse the car, but had no choice except to proceed. To his relief, the cops nodded us through. “God, they freaked me out,” Yasser said. As he resumed his narration, I recalled something he had told me earlier. “It’s a lot easier to be gay than straight here,” he had said. “If you go out with a girl, people will start to ask her questions. But if I have a date upstairs and my family is downstairs, they won’t even come up.”

This legal and public condemnation notwithstanding, the kingdom leaves considerable space for homosexual behavior. As long as gays and lesbians maintain a public front of obeisance to Wahhabist norms, they are left to do what they want in private. Vibrant communities of men who enjoy sex with other men can be found in cosmopolitan cities like Jeddah and Riyadh. They meet in schools, in cafés, in the streets, and on the Internet. “You can be cruised anywhere in Saudi Arabia, any time of the day,” said Radwan, a 42-year-old gay Saudi American who grew up in various Western cities and now lives in Jeddah. “They’re quite shameless about it.” Talal, a Syrian who moved to Riyadh in 2000, calls the Saudi capital a “gay heaven.”
theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2007/05/the-kingdom-in-the-closet/305774/

How very homophobic a place.
 
Transgender operations are required in Islamic areas such as Iran.

Planned parenthood will cover the procedures here as usual I assume.
I wonder if our government mandating insurance coverage for that might eventually turn into making it mandatory for all homosexuals to undergo such an operation. :eek:
 
How very homophobic a place.
If “homophobic” means anyone who believes that homosexual behavior is in error, and “Islamophobic” means anyone who believes the religion of Islam to be in error, then can we can say that anyone who doesn’t agree with Christian doctrine is “Christophobic”? 🙂
 
If “homophobic” means anyone who believes that homosexual behavior is in error, and “Islamophobic” means anyone who believes the religion of Islam to be in error, then can we can say that anyone who doesn’t agree with Christian doctrine is “Christophobic”? 🙂
Homophobia is “an extreme and irrational aversion to homosexuality and homosexual people” such as homosexuality is going to destroy civilization or that homosexuals want to molest your children. Islamophobia is an irrational fear of Islam especially things like Islam is going to destroy [insert country] and other hysteric things.
 
Homophobia is “an extreme and irrational aversion to homosexuality and homosexual people” such as homosexuality is going to destroy civilization
As a Christian you don’t believe that the over acceptance of homosexual behavior in our culture is dangerous to our civilization? There are even some heterosexuals who are protesting marriage by vowing not to get married because of the so-called “same-sex marriage” debate. Christians didn’t pick this fight. We were dragged into it simply because we won’t change to suit the whims of a hedonist world. Now all of a sudden Christians are called bigots because we believe in traditional marriage. That fact by itself is proof of how destructive the “gay” agenda is to civilization when following Christ completely is no longer tolerated. 🙂
 
As a Christian you don’t believe that the over acceptance of homosexual behavior in our culture is dangerous to our civilization? There are even some heterosexuals who are protesting marriage by vowing not to get married because of the so-called “same-sex marriage” debate. Christians didn’t pick this fight. We were dragged into it simply because we won’t change to suit the whims of a hedonist world. Now all of a sudden Christians are called bigots because we believe in traditional marriage. That fact by itself is proof of how destructive the “gay” agenda is to civilization when following Christ completely is no longer tolerated. 🙂
Heterosexual hedonism will be the bane of Western civilization.
 
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