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Jacob Zuma and Gays
It has come to my attention that our future President Jacob Zuma is opposed to gay freedoms as entrenched in our constitution. I sit here wondering whether he will attempt to change it once in power, keeping in ind that the ANC needs a two thirds majority to change anything in parliament. To those of u still uncertain of whether u will vote or uncertain who to vote for, please remember that Nelson Mandela was forgiving of all the wrongs of apartheid and he wanted us all to have the freedom to live without the fear of persecution and he helped entrench the right to a gay marriage for all of us if we choose the option. Please consider what our lives would be like without the freedoms we enjoy now and make a concerted effort to vote for any opposition party, as this will help to keep the ANC from achieving the required two thirds majority. Their slogan is " Together we can make a difference " Please use ur vote to make a difference coz obviously after 15 years the ruling party have been unable to govern the country and the promises they make come election time are empty and without any truth. I look forward to seeing u aking ur mark for gay freedom.
Tags: anc, elections, freedom, gay, mandela, marriage, nelson, vote
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Permalink Reply by Rudy on -
Hi to all my gay fellow South Africans
Today I make my final plea to all of you to get to the voting stations to make your mark for change.
If you want your rights infringed then stay away , but dont bitch when you dont have the freedoms that the constitution now guarantees you. We need to stand together and vote for a party that has publicly endorsed our rights as gay people. Vote and send a message that we will not tolerate corruption, crime or the continuous enrichment of a select few to the detriment of the poor and poverty stricken masses.
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Permalink Reply by Cecil on -
True that, President Jacob Zuma is suffering from homophobia and if we don't stand together as fellow South African Gays ,we will have a major problem. Who knows that as of this moment they are coming up with new strategies to terminate homosexual. I fear for my life everyday as I walk the streets of Johannesburg.
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