Binyavanga, LGBT and Religious hypocrisy

[It_s_Le_Scumbag]

@Bigfish1

So what are you trying to say with the link, now that I’ve read it?

That coming out depends on where you are and the acceptance levels in those ‘cultures’…

[Bigfish1]

@It's Le Scumbag

That coming out depends on where you are and the acceptance levels in those ‘cultures’…

That’s a foreign disease, as Africans the most we can tolerate is one keeping those habits in his house.

[system]

@Mrs Shosho

What is even more baffling is that there are many many many white and black kids needing adoption. Lakini they don’t want those ones. Cases in point Madonna and Angelina Jolie.

It depends, for jungu celebrities its all about using those kids as fashion assessoirs to display for the world and virtue signaling. The reason Charlize Theron indoctrinated her son is now she will get tripple points for her virtue signaling, she is not only raising an adopted black son but an adopted transsexual black son, thats tripple points. With non celibrity jungus alot of them do it because they suffer from white saviorism(look it up if you dont know what it is).

[system]

@mbakuthegreat

It depends, for jungu celebrities its all about using those kids as fashion assessoirs to display for the world and virtue signaling. The reason Charlize Theron indoctrinated her son is now she will get tripple points for her virtue signaling, she is not only raising an adopted black son but an adopted transsexual black son, thats tripple points. With non celibrity jungus alot of them do it because they suffer from white saviorism(look it up if you dont know what it is).

Truedat. Nakuelewa. I live with the worst of the lot. Some try to hide it, some don’t even bother, some are not even aware that they are suffering from it…lakini tunakazana tuu sababu I am the one in their country.
Charlize is focusing on the camera so much…look at me look at me look at me y’all:(

[system]

@Mrs Shosho

Truedat. Nakuelewa. I live with the worst of the lot. Some try to hide it, some don’t even bother, some are not even aware that they are suffering from it…lakini tunakazana tuu sababu I am the one in their country.
Charlize is focusing on the camera so much…look at me look at me look at me y’all:(

Ofcourse she’s focusing on the camera, at this day and age she can go far with her adopted transsexual black son, liberals in the west will even worship her. The thing with white saviorism is that i blame it on us africans, its us who allow it to continue by the way we embrace jungus as our saviours when they come to Africa. Just look at the thousands of NGOs in kenya… Failure to oeganise ourselves and we still dont understand that these ngos are not here for our benefits, like spreading lgbtq agendas and birth control programs which will decrease our population growth while in their countries they are paying their women to have babies and taking in migrants from all over the world so their economy keeps growing with population. Our ruler in Africa could change africa easily but they dont use their brains unlike non african ”leaders”.

[Dune]

@mbakuthegreat

It depends, for jungu celebrities its all about using those kids as fashion assessoirs to display for the world and virtue signaling. The reason Charlize Theron indoctrinated her son is now she will get tripple points for her virtue signaling, she is not only raising an adopted black son but an adopted transsexual black son, thats tripple points. With non celibrity jungus alot of them do it because they suffer from white saviorism(look it up if you dont know what it is).

You are making so much sense, you could be a threat to national security! What is your line of work son?

[system]

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[MajorProphet]

@Bigfish1

Had he kept his bedroom affairs to himself, we could have focused on his skill and writing prowess, however he chose his sexuality to dominate over his writing.
Maybe now people will read what he wrote but still that gay cloud won’t allow many of us.

Binyavanga spoke out for many who needed a voice, and if you choose not read what he wrote because of his sexuality that’s your loss.

[Duke_of_Thika_Road]

@tall mnyama everywhere

Binyavanga died at the age of 48. He was a peerless writer and riveting storyteller; a man whose works and ideas will outlive him for decades, if not centuries to come.
Fo those who dont know he was a very controversial writer. In January 2014, against the backdrop of a wave of criminalisation of homosexuality in African countries such as Nigeria and Uganda, Binyavanga confessed to the world that he was a homosexual.
In 2016, he dropped a second bombshell and told the world that he was HIV positive “and happy”.
However, I am not here today to talk about the sexuality of a 48-year-old man. I am here to discuss the utter hatred, vitriol and cruelty with which a section of Kenyans — the “Christians” — are treating Binyavanga.
In the hours following his death, the Internet was full of dreadful and vile comments about the writer, with most comments suggesting that he would “never see heaven”.
Armed with Bible verses, the official online “Christian” brigade threw barbs at the late Binyavanga, urging him to say hello to “Satan” and enjoy his stay in “hell”.

HYPOCRISY
The death of Binyavanga was supposed to bring the country together in celebrating a man who used his talent to open doors for younger writers, but instead it brought the worst out of us, and especially our hypocrisy and inability to process reality.
But unlike others, I am not surprised by this treatment of Binyavanga, a man whose only crime was to love another man, occasionally dress up as a woman and even wear some lipstick.
In fact, I was the more unsurprised that the poor treatment of Binyavanga came from the “Christians” because these so-called “Christians” and other religious folks are among the vilest, most hateful and venomous people we have in this country.
From my experience, the most judgemental, gossipy, wicked and pretentious folks I have ever encountered were those who purported to be “Christians”.
I subscribe to Christianity, but If I am to be frank, some of the most corrupt persons — including those who kill, steal from and destroy the poor in our society — are people who say they are “Christians”. These are the same people who fornicate, rape, engage in adultery, steal, lie and kill but they dont see anything wrong with that but then they are all over throwing stones about someone’s sexuality not that I support homosexuality. People are hypocrites. When the same “Christians” are doing all the above vices they are not religious but when someone’s sexuality comes to play thats when they remember that the Bible exists and starts saying how the Bible condemns homosexuality. They judge people for sinning differently than them.
We have people in this country whose relatives have been accused of stealing money meant for children’s vaccines and medicines, but they do not get half the scorn we poured on Binyavanga.
We live in a society teeming with men who got married in church who “sponsor” university girls, and priests accused of molesting little boys, but Binyavanga cannot wear his red tutu skirt in peace.

PASTORS LAVISH LIFESTYLES
For a country where pastors are using your tithes and offerings to finance their lavish lifestyles, these so-called Christians should first put their daddy pastors to task before they touch Binyavanga.
For a country where the spread of HIV and sexually transmitted infections is higher in marriages, these “Christians” should read the Bible to their spouses before they can litter our timelines with useless religious platitudes.
Binyavanga was the most unlikely candidate for everything Christian and religious but through his actions, he helped more people and changed more lives than all the devil-chasing homophobic pseudo-Christians put together.
Of course, I am not against Christianity — or Christians — but the point I am trying to put across is that Binyavanga may have been different, you might not agree with his lifestyle but that does not give us the right to judge him, and make such disgusting comments about him. For Christ’s sake, let’s not pretend here; we are all sinners, what is different is how we sin!

Binyavanga, RIP.

Article by Njoki Chege courtesy of Daily Nation

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[Bigfish1]

@MajorProphet

Binyavanga spoke out for many who needed a voice, and if you choose not read what he wrote because of his sexuality that’s your loss.

I have no problem reading, but I mean him over displaying his sexuality, limits the audience he can reach. It’s human nature, first impressions.
I in the other hand, don’t mind reading as long it’s not laced with homosexuality or same sex crap.
Damn writing homosexuality felt like a foreign word. They’ve really succeeded in diluting our minds to the idea.

[Mtunguyaaz]

So many backwards people here, it still baffles me that a lot of you will say you are christian but hate go on to hate someone for loving another, si it’s their business. Again many of you need to travel and actually experience different cultures. Just question yourself this Eid mbona you are so homophobic, maybe you are the homo