Thousands rally against tossing out buggery act

[Lazie]

We should not, but that argument swings both ways...

I do agree with that 100% Willi.

[Don1]

We should not, but that argument swings both ways...

hmmm... fiya bun switch hitta

[Willi]

We should not, but that argument swings both ways...

[Lazie]

Hatred why not love of beliefs.

Why is it we think we must dictate to others how they should live THEIR lives?

[Sir X]

Hatred why not love of beliefs.

[Lazie]

What a thing! It takes hatred for these people to come together?

[Sir X]

Lose offa unnuh ,instead of hugging up ganja men , unnuh run guh hug up b.man,any b.man every get lock up fi im antics , how much a dem dead over dem antics by the state ...........unnuh coulda get more credibility if unnuh did jump pan di ganja wagon and pursue unnuh agenda...nooo di pickney dem bottom unnuh a look......Glad Gomes get outted as the arrogant person she is.....no different from her better half....tink dem smarter than everyone in the room.

[Mosiah]

Good to see something is able to bring us together, solidarity across party lines.

Let's see if we can borrow this unity and apply it to other issues that could really make a difference in our lives.

[Sir X]

Thousands rally against tossing out buggery act; shout out for clean, righteous living
Stand up for families, fight against greed, selfishness, speakers urge

BY JAVENE SKYERS Observer writer skyersj@jamaicaobserver.com

Monday, June 30, 2014 5 Comments




A section of the large crowd which gathered in Half-Way-Tree for the mass rally yesterday. See report on Page 4. (PHOTO: MICHAEL GORDON)

POLICE last night estimated that around 25,000 Jamaicans turned out in their black, green and gold to support the Jamaica CAUSE (Churches Action Uniting Society for Emancipation) mass rally in Half-Way-Tree, St Andrew.

The rally called on Jamaicans to stand up for strong and healthy families, righteousness and justice as well as to resist the homosexual agenda and the repealing of the buggery act.

"I think this initiative is very good because it is important that we have a voice, because a lot of different things have been happening in Jamaica and we have to stand up," said Camille Morrison, while adding that it not just goes against God's will but against humanity, and in terms of homosexuality, biologically "di ting don't mek sense and as such it should not be imposed upon people as if it is something right
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