BTW, while I have no problem condemning huge chunks of Islamic culture, actually being afraid of an individual because of his religion is insupportable. I remember interviewing roommates, and having to 'come out' to each one - one guy said, 'i guess it doesn't matter, so long as you don't come in my room or anything...?" I responded, "Don't worry, we're like vampires, we have to be invited."
Seriously, in different circumstances, homosexuals have lived in terror of muslims since first spake the Angel Gabriel. Women know the same fear, need to be invisible. This is the fear of Islam, not geezers who get dyspeptic when they see a turban.
Seriously, in different circumstances, homosexuals have lived in terror of muslims since first spake the Angel Gabriel. Women know the same fear, need to be invisible. This is the fear of Islam, not geezers who get dyspeptic when they see a turban.
My book, a setting for fantasy role playing games based on Bantu mythology: Ubantu
