Obama to Leno: Opposing same-sex marriage, gay propaganda violates ‘basic morality’?
BURBANK, CA, August 7, 2013 – President Obama canceled a summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin one day after criticizing that nation's law against homosexual propaganda on NBC's The Tonight Show as immoral.
Obama said the law, which among other things forbids anyone from promoting same-sex marriage, “violates basic morality.”
Host Jay Leno led into the subject matter during Obama's sixth visit to the comedy program, and his fourth as president of the United States.
Russia's anti-gay propaganda law, which Vladimir Putin signed this summer. The law fines Russians who advocate gay “marriage” the equivalent of $156 (U.S.). The wildly popular measure does not criminalize homosexual relations but bars any public communications “intended to form in a minor a nontraditional sexual foundation.”
Obama, who did not correct Leno, replied, “I’ve been very clear that when it comes to universal rights, when it comes to people’s basic freedoms, that whether you are discriminating on the basis of race, religion, gender or sexual orientation, you are violating the basic morality that I think should transcend every country.”
He added that he had “no patience for countries” that do not affirm “gays or lesbians or transgender persons.”
The president has signaled that he considers marriage redefinition an inalienable right since at least 2010, when his administration included a reference to “equal rights to marriage” as a part of the first-ever report on U.S. human rights to the UN Human Rights Council.
Obama widened the discussion to include Africa, where he said his hectoring of foreign leaders “makes for some uncomfortable press conferences sometimes.”
President Obama's zeal to secure state approval of homosexuality in Africa, which commenced years ago, boiled over this summer as Obama provoked a confrontation with his African host during a joint press conference with President Macky Sall. The shock waves reached continent-wide, as both the deputy president of Kenya and a Kenyan Cardinal criticized decadent, progressive nations that they said had forsaken God and the natural order.
The president told Leno promoting the LGBT political agenda globally is “very important,” because such prerogatives “should apply everywhere.”
Russia has indicated it will not suspend its law during the upcoming Olympics, leading to calls from homosexual organizations to boycott the event. Obama responded that Russian officials know that "most of the countries that participate in the Olympics...wouldn't tolerate gays and lesbians being treated differently."
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