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We have little tolerance for gays seeking asylum : Comments
By Nina Funnell, published 28/5/2010Homophobia exhibited within Australian courts and the community illustrates there's still intolerance to overcome.
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but also the "right" to "come out" in Bangladesh, Malawi, Iran, etc!
And if these multicultural paradises don't grant that right then Australia should provide a haven from "persecution".
What sort of Australia are you trying to create?
A refuge for all the world's homosexuals?
Presumably they should not then be disallowed merely because they have AID's.
That would be heaping discrimination upon persecution.
<<Of course a person's right to be safely homosexual extends well beyond the right to seek out "discreet" homosexual sex>>
How far does that "right" extend? To homosexual marriage?
Should homosexual Australians be eligible for refugee status in Canada or the Netherlands because they are persecuted in Australia by not being allowed to marry?
<<Evidently, it is not enough to simply identify as homosexual; one must also pass a promiscuity test>>
If it was "enough to simply identify as homosexual" then anybody could "simply identify as homosexual" and they would have to be admitted on that basis.
Are you really that naive?
The <<farcical incompetence exhibited by the>> author makes me grateful that she is not in a position of power in the immigration department.
It also makes you wonder what passes for research and learning at universities these days.