Posted on 07/12/2018 4:17:04 PM PDT by 2ndDivisionVet
More than 210,000 people have signed a petition on the web site of the South Korean presidents office demanding that an abominable gay pride festival scheduled to take place in central Seoul this weekend be cancelled.
The three-day Seoul Queer Culture Festival is marking its 19th anniversary this year and will include art exhibitions and a film festival.
The highlight of the event will be the Seoul Queer Parade on Saturday afternoon around Seoul Plaza, the historic square in front of the citys old City Hall that was the fulcrum of the March 1919 independence movement and the June 1987 pro-democracy movement....
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we need a petition.
They in trouble. They gots to accept it or else. At least that’s what we keep getting told anyway. Our views? Pffftttt! They don’t matter. No, really.
Korea’s pretty heavily Christian compared with most countries. And a lot of them are serious about it, not just nominal.
Next: Rust pride, excrement pride, and the ultimate one - progressive pride.
The Goldman Sachs KKKlan will surely punish their markets.
Muh, muh, muh chos*n.
The whole gay movement is global-elite-controlled, corporate-funded cultural imperialism.
“The three-day Seoul Queer Culture Festival is marking its 19th anniversary this year and will include art exhibitions and a film festival.”
Send the Tiger Division in.
Good for them. They should continue to stand up for what they believe in.
JoMa
They would get more signatures but probably half the country still thinks gay means happy.
No matter the changes in law regarding “gays” in Korea (as like how “gays” can now serve openly in the military), Korea, across all its religious demographics is still a very Conservative country.
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