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jonnereply
infosec.pub

And then what? He just gets sent back to whatever country after having gone through a widely published court case where he admitted to be gay?

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Eduardreply
lemmy.world

Well, he just has to have active sexual intercourse in front of the judge with multiple witnesses. What's the problem, I mean if that's his lifestyle he should just prove it ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

(/s - seriously, how more obviously homophobic can the judge be)

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The whole thing is rediculous.

Also it's now 6 years later and he's still in limbo awaiting the result of an appeal.

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lemmy.world

So they're going to send him back to be killed.

It doesn't matter if he's gay or not. The bigots do not care. He said the bad words so he must die now.

Fucking bureaucrats think they're being clever but really they're just executing a human rights travesty.

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lemmy.world

This is conservatism. It cannot stop on its own. It can only be stopped by force.

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Reading it again, where the judge calls it a lifestyle, I wonder if this is actually the desired outcome on the judge's part.

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They better not be fudging the immigration figures by leaving off Paddington

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There is no such thing as a "good conservative". Conservatism is a plague of oppression and death that is long overdue for a cure.

I do not believe there is a peaceful solution to this disease. As long as conservatives continue to exist on earth, LGBTQ+ people and other oppressed classes will continue to be persecuted.

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They want him to "go back where he came from", because that's what phobes want. The words are just the excuse to make that happen...

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this makes me think about the first episode of kims convenience. you no getta discount but you getta discount.

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