[Nicky91]

Originally Posted by Mystic Mock

I didn't realize that DeSantis was the leader of Uganda.

don't say such nasty things about that lovely governor of Florida and hopefully soon to be US President


if you want to compare Ugandan president to someone, Hungary's Viktor Orban

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by Nicky91

don't say such nasty things about that lovely governor of Florida and hopefully soon to be US President


if you want to compare Ugandan president to someone, Hungary's Viktor Orban

I think even the Hungarians don't want to be reminded of Viktor Orban.

[arista]

Ordering the Death Penalty
in Uganda, it is the same as Saudi Arabia.


Strict Government rulings
all voted for it

[arista]

Ch4HDnews

The World Bank has stopped all money
going to Uganda.

The showed a Black Man
on the Floor outside in Uganda
with Cuts all over his legs.

[arista]

The Uganda High Court today
has upheld their 'aggravated homosexuality' Law.

It is their Nation
They have their own Laws.

If you visit Uganda,
respect their Laws.

[KAMPALA, April 3 (Reuters) - Uganda's
constitutional court on Wednesday refused to annul
or suspend an anti-LGBTQ law that includes
the death penalty for certain same-sex acts,
but voided some provisions it said are inconsistent
with certain fundamental human rights.]

2 hours ago


Sign Of The Times.

[Glenn.]

I’ll scratch that off my list of countries to visit. Oh wait, it was never on my list anyway.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Glenn.

I’ll scratch that off my list of countries to visit. Oh wait, it was never on my list anyway.

Nothing wrong with saying that.

[joeysteele]

Truly horrible place.

[arista]

Originally Posted by joeysteele

Truly horrible place.

A Great Nation.
Once Part of the British Empire

But sadly for many years
a Terrible Political Power
now backed by their own strict churches.

[Uganda was ruled by the British beginning
in the late 1800s and it gained independence on
Oct. 9, 1962.

Before independence, Uganda was ruled
from London, with British governors
appointed by the Queen's government.
But after 1962,
it saw self-government based in Kampala
and by run Ugandans]

[Ray.]

Yesterday I had a colleague tell me I should visit Africa for my holidays.

I just chuckled politely and didn't say anything.

[Parmy]

Ban cars in the uk

[arista]

Originally Posted by parmnion

Ban cars in the uk

This is about Uganda
not the UK

[user104658]

Originally Posted by parmnion

Ban cars in the uk

Well they are unquestionably dangerous but - unlike gunz - they are unfortunately necessary.

Really though I think the primary thing to focus on is that people aren't driving cars into children on purpose (usually). An accident is a very different stat to an intentional killing.

[Parmy]

Originally Posted by Soldier Boy

Well they are unquestionably dangerous but - unlike gunz - they are unfortunately necessary.

Really though I think the primary thing to focus on is that people aren't driving cars into children on purpose (usually). An accident is a very different stat to an intentional killing.

Beatings to death or stabbings to death would just become the main killer if we took away the guns. At least theres chance of being a quick death with a gun.

[Glenn.]

Originally Posted by parmnion

Beatings to death or stabbings to death would just become the main killer if we took away the guns. At least theres chance of being a quick death with a gun.

[user104658]

Originally Posted by parmnion

Beatings to death or stabbings to death would just become the main killer if we took away the guns. At least theres chance of being a quick death with a gun.

They're not though, deaths from assaults of any kind don't even make the top 5 in the UK. Accidents and illness, that's it. Unless you're saying that American people are inherently more violent than people in the UK which I doubt; the available means makes a difference to the number of deaths.

I wouldn't deny that school shootings specifically have become an odd and scary cultural "phenomenon" and that, most likely, there would be a rise in other types of attacks (such as improvised explosive devices) BUT that's only because it's such an established psychological quirk of US teens now. If it had never started, it wouldn't be like this.

[Ammi]

…’Uganda bans all gays…’….and yet according to the International Centre for research in Women in Washington… in Uganda more than one third of girls still marry as children….and in some regions more than half of girls end their childhoods through marriage…./…adults marrying female children is perfectly legal and encouraged …so long as those adults are male, obviously….

[arista]

SB

This is about the Death Penalty
if you are caught have Gay Sex.
in Uganda.


How do you feel about that?

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by arista

SB

This is about the Death Penalty
if you are caught have Gay Sex.
in Uganda.


How do you feel about that?

They have their laws and its up to them, they don't care what people in the UK think

[arista]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

They have their laws and its up to them, they don't care what people in the UK think

Very True LT.

[arista]

[Uganda was ruled by the British beginning
in the late 1800s and it gained independence on
Oct. 9, 1962.]

[Crimson Dynamo]

"The latest anti-gay law has enjoyed broad support in the country"

[arista]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

"The latest anti-gay law has enjoyed broad support in the country"

Yes, I thought it might.

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by arista

Yes, I thought it might.

Its a very Bible-believing Christian nation

[Parmy]

You only gave us the top 2 killers in the usa...so with the remaining 3 probably being illness. It shows the usa has a far superior medicinal cabinet than the UK.