Post: #1

This will certainly pave the way for gay marriage.

Quote:India's Supreme Court on Thursday struck down a ban on gay sex after a decades-old campaign against a colonial-era law used to hold back LGBT rights.

Members of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender groups held tearful celebrations in cities across the South Asian nation of 1.25 billion people as the historic verdict was read out.

"The law had become a weapon for harassment for the LGBT community," said chief justice Dipak Misra as he quashed the cornerstone of Section 377, a law introduced by British rulers in 1861.

"Any discrimination on the basis of sexuality amounts to a violation of fundamental rights," he added in the ruling, which added India to a list of more than 120 countries where homosexuality is decriminalised.

While India's law only legalises sexual acts between adults, gay activists have hailed the verdict as a major boost in the deeply conservative country where religious groups have fiercely opposed any liberalisation of sexual morality.

Activists had been fighting the ban since the 1990s, suffering several court reverses before Thursday's verdict.

The Delhi High Court decriminalised gay sex in 2009, but the Supreme Court reinstated the ban in 2014 after an appeal by religious leaders.

According to official data, 2,187 cases under Section 377 were registered in 2016 under the category of "unnatural offences". Seven people were convicted and 16 acquitted.

"It was a law that propagated homophobia," said Keshav Suri, one of the petitioners against Section 377, who organised a dance show at his family's luxury Delhi hotel to celebrate the court victory.

"In rural areas it is a harassment tool, used by cops, used by authorities for extortion for glorifying rape and molestation," Suri told AFP in an interview ahead of the verdict.

Many Indian gay professionals have moved to Canada and Europe where they are more accepted, added the businessman who married his partner in Paris this year.

India's conservative government had opposed ending Section 377 but said ahead of the hearing that it would leave the decision to the "wisdom" of the Supreme Court.

It had warned, however, that judges should not change other aspects of Indian law, such as the right to marriage.

https://www.france24.com/en/20180906-lan...ay-sex-ban

Gay flags are already flying..



If India goes, we all go.

Post: #2

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.

Post: #3

I really don't care about pro homosexual laws. In America we need pro health laws so us heterosexuals have more thin women to choose from. Homosexuals already know to stay in shape.

Post: #4

Is that what all the street shitting was about? Cleaning out the anus for gay sex?

Post: #5

India has population big enough to afford degeneracy and evolutionary dead ends.

Europe and USA doesn't.

Post: #6

(09-06-2018 01:03 PM)kaotic Wrote:  What a sad timee we live in, now men are going to get spam Facebook messages and IG DM's.

Making my Instagram now.

Hopefully this brings the UAE a little closer to legalizing gay sex.

I'll let some oil sheik poop all over me for a million dollars and first class accommodations in Dubai.

I bet they pay big bucks for Polynesian.

Edit: Or imagine all the Indian guys I can contract marry so they become us citizens. There's billions of those fuckers.

Aloha!

Post: #7

A guy I was at law school with was one of the main movers of this. Now doing post grad at the most infamous US law school (when it comes to progressive ideological output). Not actually a bad guy at all, if you can get beyond the frequent idological harping on. Not a super bright guy either, especially given the magnitude of his influence. Very, very motivated though, and bright enough. Quite interesting to see on a personal level.

Post: #8

(09-06-2018 01:01 PM)Roosh Wrote:  "It was a law that propagated homophobia," said Keshav Suri, one of the petitioners against Section 377, who organised a dance show at his family's luxury Delhi hotel to celebrate the court victory.

‘Dance show’

Post: #9

(09-06-2018 02:12 PM)Ski pro Wrote:  

(09-06-2018 01:01 PM)Roosh Wrote:  "It was a law that propagated homophobia," said Keshav Suri, one of the petitioners against Section 377, who organised a dance show at his family's luxury Delhi hotel to celebrate the court victory.

‘Dance show’

'his family's luxury Delhi hotel'

Post: #10

I would rather have gays out of the closet than hiding and playing both sides of the fence.

Post: #11

It really surprises me that there was a ban on gay sex since Hindu religion if full packed of androgynous gods.
Anyway, this will pave the way to gay marriage.

Post: #12

(09-06-2018 02:26 PM)Pride male Wrote:  I would rather have gays out of the closet than hiding and playing both sides of the fence.

I generally agree...but the problem is that gays can't just be out and get on with their lives. No, they (and their sympathizers) have to propagandize and degrade the culture.

If this Supreme Court ruling, was undertaken to reverse undue colonial influence on a people, cultural and society then that would be one thing (homosexuality was banned around 1860 while India was under British rule).

But that's not what's happening here. This is a prelude to a push for gay marriage and then full-scale subversion and takeover of the culture. This is 100 pct globohomo agenda and it's well on it's way to claiming another scalp.

Post: #13

(09-06-2018 02:32 PM)Luvianka Wrote:  It really surprises me that there was a ban on gay sex since Hindu religion if full packed of androgynous gods.
Anyway, this will pave the way to gay marriage.

Well it only shows you have bought quite a bit of homo propoganda already.

Homosexual culture made you think that androgenous = gay.

That's not how it was interpreted in ancient and antique cultures and religions at all. It's a much higher and nuanced philosophical principle. Androgenity in gods means ascension of consciousness to primal spiritual roots of psyche to access systems that exist before and above separation into male and female. In some remote way it means realization of the wholesome nature and human nature without looking from a bias of the same sex, like a red pilled man can understand female psychology and also his own, instead of a blue pilled person that always projects his psychology on others and thinks that everyone feels the same. It also means alteration of cycles - creation and destruction, the ever perpetuating breath of cosmos. The everlasting dance of Yin and Yang, inhalation and exhalation.

It has nothing to do with brute and degenerate physical indiscriminate boning of any sex or thing, like LGBT interpreters would have it.

Post: #14

a sad day for human rights.

Post: #15

Here's the deal.

This gay rights thing is a western concept imported from the west to conservative countries, just like pop culture and other liberal ideals. Not just to India, I mean pick a country in the east. Liberals in the west have made it okay to be gay in conservative countries.

As far as India is concerned, just like we see in the west, the prevalency of gay shit will be higher in the cities like Mumbai, New Delhi etc. whereas in the villages, they will still be abusing women, burning them and dominating them. By the same token, of course, the women also take care of the men.

Universal fact: Fags don't need rights to be fags AKA fags will be fags.

In India, if they bother me or my friends and family, I can straight up tell them to fuck off and it works. In the west, different story.

Same shit, different day.

Post: #16

I wonder if that means more IRTs coming here or leaving. Now, they can go either way!

Ba-Dam-Tss

I'll show myself out

Post: #17

If these faggots destroy Bollywood with their gay-mafia faggotry then I'm going to go General James Neill on their asses.

Post: #18

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?

Post: #19

They asked for police volunteers to go undercover in an attempt to root out the faggots.

Suffice to say many brave, unquestionably heterosexual officers have had to endure many sacrifices to ensure that poojabbers can never plunder brown bay without fear of the long arm of the law.

Post: #20

(09-06-2018 02:26 PM)Pride male Wrote:  I would rather have gays out of the closet than hiding and playing both sides of the fence.

1990s - We just want to have beneficiary rights for our long term monogamous gay relationships and marry for love just like you heterosexuals





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




2018 - Your child's body and soul belong to us now.

Post: #21

This is one step for India to becoming a superpower by 2020

Post: #22

^^^I sanctioned CaptainChardonnay posting this.

Post: #23

Maybe the fear of having a gaggle of homosexual sons, will make the Indian parents abort less girls.

Post: #24

Maybe Gagandeep can finally get some

Post: #25

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.