Qatar 🇶🇦 World 🌍 Cup 2022

[The Silk Run]

Please turn off the lights and close the door whoever is last out ....

[Derek27]

I also happen to have homosexual friends...

Do you refer to them as "homosexual" in their presence?

Have you told them that they are sinners committing a crime against nature?

If so, how do they react?

[Derek27]

Sett Blatter says it was a mistake to host the WC in Qatar because.....the country's too small!!

[sniffer66]

Sett Blatter says it was a mistake to host the WC in Qatar because.....the country's too small-minded!!

Fixed for Sepp

I'm sure he was happy to take plenty of brown envelopes from them though. I guess he will be refunding those and the cost of all the jollies now.

[Kai]

Qatar World Cup ambassador calling homosexuality "damage in the mind" is "harmful and unacceptable", says Human Rights Watch.

Former Qatar international Khalid Salman told German broadcaster ZDF that LGBTQ+ people attending the tournament should "accept our rules".

Homosexuality is illegal in Qatar because it is considered immoral under Islamic Sharia law.

Indeed, their sacred onus is to protect their anus Maybe they should put that on their coat of arms.

So the ass is very haram, but to compensate for that under Islamic law you can have 4 wives. I see what they did there.

[sniffer66]

Qatar World Cup ambassador calling homosexuality "damage in the mind" is "harmful and unacceptable", says Human Rights Watch.

Former Qatar international Khalid Salman told German broadcaster ZDF that LGBTQ+ people attending the tournament should "accept our rules".

Homosexuality is illegal in Qatar because it is considered immoral under Islamic Sharia law.

Indeed, their sacred onus is to protect their anus Maybe they should put that on their coat of arms.

So the ass is very haram, but to compensate for that under Islamic law you can have 4 wives. I see what they did there.

What about anal sex with their 4 wives ? I'm curious if they have all the boundaries covered. It's not only gay people who like to garden uphill.

[Crazyskier]

I also happen to have homosexual friends...

Do you refer to them as "homosexual" in their presence?
Have you told them that they are sinners committing a crime against nature?
If so, how do they react?

Derek, I imagine that I must be rather older than you as I seem to remember all homosexuals were referred to as such, (along with 'queer' 'puff' and several other rude names) until sometime after sodomy started to be de-criminalised in liberal Western countries, and only then did the term 'gay' start to be widely used in this context.

And as for being sinful behaviour, even ''gay'' people themselves acknowledge this, as evidenced by Russell T Davies' ''It's a Sin'' and the Pet Shop Boys' (Neil Tennant) song of the same name, to name a few examples that spring to mind. And the sin applies equally to a man buggering his wife, BTW - it's not just a same-sex thing.

And without putting too fine a point on it - are you seriously suggesting that it's natural to penetrate an orifice used to excrete fecal matter! Biologically, the anus is not designed to be penetrated by any hard matter - see below for the science on this, if genuinely interested. To suggest that it is, is absurd, though I suspect you are just playing Devil's advocate as usual...

Here is a first hand account from a ''gay'' man of the realities of anal sex:


Anal sex is always painful the first few times; as the passive partner, you are inevitably tense, nervous, and anxious. Yet, in the gay male community, this becomes all a part of the initiation ceremony; a rite into manhood usually performed by an older and more experienced male.

Blood typically accompanies this practice; heightening the pseudo-occultist experience of blood-brotherhood; also, hence the extremely high rates of continuing HIV infections among gay males. As one physician explained: “Physiologically, the anus is not designed for penetration by any hard object. As a protective reflex action, the anal sphincter tightens ordinarily if stimulated. Any attempt at penile insertion can be distressing, even if done slowly and gradually.

The lining [mucus membrane] of the rectum is very thin, tears easily, does not heal fast and therefore is vulnerable to infections. Also, the tears can enlarge to a fissure or a crack. These are painful and slow to heal. There is also a possibility that a fistula could open up, allowing feces to re-route into the abdominal cavity. This can cause serious surgical complications.

One may lose control over the anal sphincter causing continuous involuntary leakage of fecal matter. There is also the increased risk of hemorrhoids, which are quite uncomfortable. Rectal prolapse—wherein the walls of the rectum protrude through the anus and hence become visible outside the body—is another surgical emergency that is seen resulting out of anal intercourse.”

The very real incidence of anal trauma in gay men recently compelled several public and professional medical organizations, including the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, the Department of HIV Medicine in London (UK) and The American Society of Colon Rectal Surgeons, to call for further studies and to issue directives warning members and other healthcare researchers and professionals: in New York City, the rampant rise of unprotected anal sex among the cities’ gay male population; the incidence of patients suffering injury from an aggressive form of anal intercourse combined with drug use at one UK hospital; and the curious rise in Proctitis among American gay men.

Source: https://www.ausfamily.org/resources/sex ... ne-to-know


Back on topic, I just hope that those who are partial to a spot of buggery can control themselves when visiting nations that still outlaw the act, which incidentally also include many of our own Commonwealth nations. As I mentioned previously, it reeks of supreme arrogance to suggest that a nation should change it's laws simply to accommodate a tiny percentage of visitors. I expect the Qatar Sharia courts to take a very dim view of any people trying to flout any of their strict laws during the WC - and rightly so!!

Surely you can agree this is only right and proper?

CS

[Kai]

Qatar World Cup ambassador calling homosexuality "damage in the mind" is "harmful and unacceptable", says Human Rights Watch.

Former Qatar international Khalid Salman told German broadcaster ZDF that LGBTQ+ people attending the tournament should "accept our rules".

Homosexuality is illegal in Qatar because it is considered immoral under Islamic Sharia law.

Indeed, their sacred onus is to protect their anus Maybe they should put that on their coat of arms.

So the ass is very haram, but to compensate for that under Islamic law you can have 4 wives. I see what they did there.

What about anal sex with their 4 wives ? I'm curious if they have all the boundaries covered. It's not only gay people who like to garden uphill.

Great question sniffer66, but all sodomy is HARAM.

I already hear you ask "But how can one man handle 4 wives, here in the West we can barely get along with one?" Well that's a good point, but you see, arguing with your spouses is also haram, because man is always right, so sayeth the ancient scrolls. "But what if your wife catches you fondling one of your other wives in public, would this not invoke jealousy and other sinful emotions?" No, they thought of that as well, because public displays of affection are haram and anyone caught kissing their wife publicly will be thrown in jail. "But what about alcoholism and one man potentially domestically abusing 4 families?!" That's impossible, because alcohol is haram, just like drugs, zero tolerance there and they mean that. "Wait, so if one of my wives has a great arse she must hide it under a burka at all times so that none of my mates ever get jealous?" Yes, that is correct, and if possible she must hide it from you as well. "But what about whataboutism?" That is blasphemy and as such, you guessed it, strictly haram.

"Well then, can my wives at least come watch the World Cup with me?" Well, that is a tricky one, normally Allah only allows women to watch basketball and tennis, however, he is willing to make an exception here for this World Cup because football sportswashing works a treat.

In short, anything that sounds like fun is most definitely haram.

[Archangel]

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And as for being sinful behaviour, even ''gay'' people themselves acknowledge this, as evidenced by Russell T Davies' ''It's a Sin'' and the Pet Shop Boys' (Neil Tennant) song of the same name, to name a few examples that spring to mind. And the sin applies equally to a man buggering his wife, BTW - it's not just a same-sex thing.



CS

Hi CS

Is your objection to homosexual behaviour based on your personal morals or for religious reasons ?

[Derek27]

I also happen to have homosexual friends...

Do you refer to them as "homosexual" in their presence?
Have you told them that they are sinners committing a crime against nature?
If so, how do they react?

Derek, I imagine that I must be rather older than you as I seem to remember all homosexuals were referred to as such, (along with 'queer' 'puff' and several other rude names) until sometime after sodomy started to be de-criminalised in liberal Western countries, and only then did the term 'gay' start to be widely used in this context.

And as for being sinful behaviour, even ''gay'' people themselves acknowledge this, as evidenced by Russell T Davies' ''It's a Sin'' and the Pet Shop Boys' (Neil Tennant) song of the same name, to name a few examples that spring to mind. And the sin applies equally to a man buggering his wife, BTW - it's not just a same-sex thing.

And without putting too fine a point on it - are you seriously suggesting that it's natural to penetrate an orifice used to excrete fecal matter! Biologically, the anus is not designed to be penetrated by any hard matter - see below for the science on this, if genuinely interested. To suggest that it is, is absurd, though I suspect you are just playing Devil's advocate as usual...

I notice you haven't answered any of my three questions!

I went to school in the early 80's when it was standard practice to crack jokes about gays, queers, poofters, bum-bandits, etc. and sadly, I did the same because that's the way I grew up. Without meaning to be PC, the word homosexual today is formal and I don't think it's very polite to use it to describe your "friends".

As for Neil Tennent singing It's A Sin, surely you can see he's being sarcastic?

Remember this one:

The British Police are the best in the world
I don't believe one of these stories I've heard
'Bout them raiding our pubs for no reason at all
Lining the customers up by the wall
Picking out people and knocking them down
Resisting arrest as they're kicked on the ground
Searching their houses and calling them queer
I don't believe that sort of thing happens here

As for the anus/rectum's suitability for sexual acts, what about the lung's suitability to process cigarette smoke or the liver and kidneys handling alcohol? Why aren't they illegal?

I never said it's not unnatural, it's not a "crime" against nature because nature is not a law enforcement or governing body.

[jimibt]

As for Neil Tennent singing It's A Sin, surely you can see he's being sarcastic?

this is the problem when folks take EVERYTHING as being literal.. right, where's that ark!!??

[Kai]

Sky Sport News HD moderator Thomas Fleischmann live on air: “According to the Qatari World Cup ambassador, my mind is damaged, nevertheless I’ll try somehow to get through the next few minutes without having an accident.” : https://twitter.com/RaeComm/status/1590 ... vP3vN1zZgg

Wish all those directly involved in the tournament would just shut up and focus on the football, why provoke a culture war or whatever, it's the last thing they want.

[greenmark]

Not inspired by the England squad.
Maguire - why?
Hendo - a tournament too far.
Maddison - is that really the best we've got?
Alexander-arnold is going to be marmalised defensively.
Walker - past it.
Dier - Dire.
Coady is lightweight.
Trippier brought back into the fold after being catapulted out (and credit to him for that). Presumably to play left back, right back, goalkeeper.
Grealish and Sterling to unhinge top defences. Well, I would be head over heels if that happens.

[Euler]

Southgate gone for the easy option and no risks.

I'm not optimistic.

[wearthefoxhat]

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I maybe a little cynical,

I wonder how many will pick up "mystery" knocks or be declared unfit after the weekend games, leading up to flying out to Qatar? (Applies to other countries squads too)

They can have a nice break and can enjoy xmas at home, ready for the boxing day footy.