Monday, November 12, 2007

New hope dawns in Poland

LGBT activists have asked newly appointed Poland prime minister Donald Tusk to "discuss legalisation of civil unions, the introduction of comprehensive sexual education in schools and the ban of discrimination based on sexual orientation." Unlike former prime minister, president's twin Jaroslaw Kaczynski of the Law and Justice party; Tusk and his party, while remaining into conservative stances in politics, are more likely to approach to European Union civil rights standards especially in homosexuality issues, Pink News informs. Within one week, on November 17th, people will see to which extent liberalizing measures in terms of homosexual repression or allowance find their way within this Poland new government, the March of Equality in Poznan having been planned for that date.

Saturday, November 10, 2007

Party for the Rights news: how to split a blog in two

Ralph-01For all our readers who have voted in that poll last month, where the majority asked for eye candy to be published in Party for the Rights, here are the news.

We have decided to keep Party for the Rights within its first limits of politics, opinion and news, but since a majority wanted to see pictures (at least) we must give people what people want, so we're creating a brother blog called Candy for the Eye where we're going to publish pictures of models taken from public domain sites and mailing lists. Such picture sets will include nudity most of the time, some times will depict explicit sexual action among men, and some other times will include some particular fetish. We're not taking a single line of model ethnicity and we're open to suggestions, submissions of pictures you want to see in the blog, and every other idea you want to point out.

As a first starting point, here's the model whose photoset is being published today at Candy for the Eye. We don't have much details on his career and those pictures are dated long ago (we mean several years ago) but we do think that he can keep us guys in the mood for mambo anytime.

Oh, and finally, where's the link for that new blog? Well, you'll have to discover yourself. Hint: drag your mouse over the picture and see what happens.

Shades of Love: Black Homosexuality, volume 1

While most of the world and especially in the United States of America, LGBT activists are comparing homosexual rights to Black Civil Rights, for instance in this article, other organizations and bodies took a different approach. For those of us not living the American reality, it's not easy to understand how being gay and Black can shape life into an environment which poses itself to appear to foreigners as the Big Melting Pot and Land of Opportunity, though having its own issues, problems and unbalances that are only known to those people experiencing American life.

By Ijaba Films, Shades of Love: Black Homosexuality is a trilogy of documentaries that express the experiences and problems of black homosexuals. Volume one dispels the myth about the origin of homosexuality among those of African descent. It exposes the many misconceptions that there was no homosexuality in pre-colonial Africa and that homosexuality was introduced to Africans by Europeans. This volume also brings into the open the rampant racism within the LGBT communities. It exposes the hypocrisy among those invoking the spirit of the civil rights movement in an effort to obtain gay rights, who, while doing so, are ferociously practicing the same racism that sparked the civil rights movement of days past.

 

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Thursday, November 08, 2007

All God's creatures, big and small...

"I love all of God's creations - heterosexuals and homosexuals alike - and I understand that all of us are prone to excesses, rebellion and sin," writes Betty Ann Blaine in The Jamaica Observer. "But..."

You know there's always a but. They love us homosexuals but we're endangering the world and we should be terminated with the utmost love. They love all God's creatures big and small, and homosexuals are lower in the love scale than cockroaches. They love all human beings made in the image of God but homosexuals should be put to death or forced labor in order to "keep my children safe from deviant, satanic influences".

And why is that such so religious people can't seem to have an own ethic system of values outside their bigoted scriptures? Are they just zombie-minded children unable to know what's right and wrong apart of what the Bible says? Or simply programmed empty minds that repeat the program like parrots?

Uh, enough of blogging today, but don't miss this next weekend when Party for the Rights is going to make a big statement and developments in regards to that poll we asked you earlier last month. We're getting ready to split and open a twin Nude Pictures Blog.

Wednesday, November 07, 2007

Mother wins lawsuit over gay porn

Edge Boston publishes this piece of news about a Tennessee woman whose two daughters were "exposed" to gay porn video sequences while staying at a California motel, the Value Lodge, which doesn't seem to use a pay-per-view system for pornography channels on its TV sets. Edge writes that "some might find the idea that someone could win thousands of dollars after two children are exposed to a few minutes of pornography ridiculous." Well, not that ridiculous, but one should think carefully what kind of parents are those who don't oversee the type of TV channels their kids could be watching. I don't know how to express this right in plain English, but the fact that one parent claims "emotional distress" over what seems to me it's her own fault for allowing the kids to play with remotes without proper supervision — that proper fact would made me reverse the judgement and rule that Mrs. McCombs would be liable to pay the motel those thousands. Based on stupidity, laissez faire and inability to be a good parent. Heterosexuals and the religious right may say that we gays are not good parents and all that stuff, but I bet I can raise any child much better, more balanced, and psychologically and physically fitter than any of those stereotyped Americans who tend to rely on lawsuits every time they commit a mistake. Period.

Tuesday, November 06, 2007

Crimes against nature in North Carolina

While Sir Ian McKellen is busy fighting Singapore sodomy laws which turned out to be just anti-gay sex laws because sodomy and oral sex are now allowed for heterosexual couples, in North Carolina, United States of America, a guy aged 19 is being charged with "crimes against nature" for practising oral sex with a fellow tennis High School team mate, who allegedly got awake after Mr. Bivens stated to perform the fellatio. Over here in Spain we really do hope this is not a sample of the Freedom that America wants to shed the world with. Well, maybe not all Spaniards, I'm sure that the Catholic hierarchy, former prime minister Mr. Aznar and other ultrarightists, ultracatholic and neofrancoists will be delighted with morality laws.

Rabbi points out Scripture must be interpreted, not literalized

Rabbi Steven Greenberg, the first openly homosexual orthodox rabbi, said last Sunday on a sermon at St. Stephen Episcopal Church that "No one can say, ‘It says in the Scripture,' to ground any policy," in what's been seen as a disqualification of born again Christians who take the Bible as literal word. And in fact, who would be better than a rabbi to offer the best Biblical interpretation?. Greenberg added that while he wasn't saying that the Bible is not the revealed word of God, according to Jewish tradition God gave that word to man and entrusted him to decipher it. Whole news on The Columbus Dispatch and Pink News.