Tražim ovu sliku koja najbolje objašnjava profil ljudi, kojima je furka bitnija od suštine. Nek je samo šareno i moderno, a koga briga koliko to ima smisla. Ljudska prava biramo po bojama i dizajnu:
Dakle, nivo poznavenja, svega relevantnog, obrnuto proporcionalan veličini ega:
Association of fascism with homosexuality by communists
In the early 1920s western communist party leaders propagated the view that the increase in homosexuality and the open discussion of homosexuality were caused by capitalism "in its death throes". In their view, homosexuality would vanish.[6]
After Hitler's seizure of power (the Machtergreifung), Marxist intellectuals correlated fascism with homosexuality.[6]
During World War II, some Yugoslav Partisans issued several death sentences during the war against partisans whose homosexuality was revealed.[85][86] After World War II, the repression of LGBT in Yugoslavia effectively began, LGBT people were labeled by communists as "enemies of the system" and were also prohibited from joining the Communist Party of Yugoslavia.
When the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia was formed, it adopted Yugoslav Criminal Code of 1929, a previous law of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia banned "lewdness against the order of nature" (anal intercourse) between human beings. The Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia later restricted the offense in 1959 to only apply to male same-sex anal intercourse; but with the maximum sentence reduced from 2 to 1 year imprisonment.[87][88] In 1973, the Croatian Medical Chamber removed homosexuality from its list of mental disorders.
In 1974, Yugoslavia adopted new federal constitution which resulted in the abolition of the federal penal code, allowing each socialist republic to created their own. In 1977, the Socialist Autonomous Province of Vojvodina, Socialist Republic of Croatia, Socialist Republic of Montenegro and Socialist Republic of Slovenia enacted their own individual penal codes, and decriminalized male same-sex anal intercourse. Male-same-sex anal intercourse remained illegal in the Socialist Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Socialist Republic of Macedonia and the Socialist Republic of Serbia, excluding the Socialist Autonomous Province of Vojvodina (so including Socialist Autonomous Province of Kosovo and Metohija).
In 1985, Toni Marošević became the first openly gay media person, and briefly hosted a radio show on Youth Radio (Croatian: Omladinski radio) that dealt with marginal socio-political issues. He later revealed that he had been asked on several occasions by the League of Communists of Croatia to form a LGBT faction of the party. The first lesbian association (Lila initiative) in Croatia was formed in 1989, but ceased to exist a year later.[86] In 1990, Vojvodina was reincorporated into the legal system of Serbia, and male same-sex anal intercourse once again become a criminal offense.[89][90]
Ili je možda mislio samo na Vijetnam
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LGBT_rights_in_Vietnam
Koga, ba briga za suštinu? Kome ba, mi da se pravdamo? Udri prava na veselje, neka svira Ay Carmela, neka se prozivaju fašisti, sve je to cool i koga briga koliko je to sve besmisleno?
