New York can keep their gay marriage according to Texas Governor Rick Perry.

Ha, Ha, Ha, Ha….. it is only a matter of time before Governor Rick Perry and his conservative crew are forced to recant their pledges and accept the funny misnomer—“marriage equality”. I feel very sorry for Americans who oppose gayism and gay marriage. I am sorry because they are at least 35 years too late in fighting a fringe movement which was granted legal space to evolve into a formidable mainstream unstoppable juggernaut, ruthlessly knocking down every resistance along its path. I once lived in United States so I have a full understanding of what is taking place over there. In Uganda, we are committed to waging this war fully and legally so that our future does not end up like what we were watching recently on satellite TV unfolding in the Big Apple….

What does this word mean? I think it might be a word you use but no one else might understand…..

In Uganda and in many parts of Africa, we use the omnibus term “gayism” to refer to sexual deviance involving people of the same gender. It is our way of rejecting western-constructed terminology designed to legitimize sexual depravity which we consider un-African, inhuman and insane. Buzz words such as “sexual orientation”, “LGBT”, “GLBT”, “sexual minorities”, “gender-neutral” and “transgender” are meaningless to us. I always laugh when I watch CNN International and see Europeans and Americans using those terms as if they are universally accepted throughout the world. Of course, at the United Nations, we routinely do our best to block any universal acceptance of such poisonous terms.

….It is not in the dictionary so I have no way to understand what you are referring to….

I am confident that if you conduct a google search of the term “gayism”, you will come up with a lot of results. The term “gayism” is a mainstream word on the African continent. Even our learned judges in Uganda—many of whom were educated abroad— have included that particular word in their judgements. Of course, there are some Africans who also use the terms favoured by Europeans and Americans, but I am definitely not one of them.