Isu Paderi Gay : DPPWP perlu mohon kebenaran Anwar dahulu sebelum meminta kerajaan menyatakan pendirian!

Agak menarik apabila Dewan Pemuda PAS Wilayah Persekutuan (DPPWP) mahu kerajaan menyatakan pendirian dan tindakan yang sewajarnya terhadap paderi gay (hubungan sejenis), Ou Yang Wen Feng yang cuba menyebarkan doktrin orentasi seks sejenis di negara ini.

Melalui Pemangku ketuanya, Herman Samsudeen berkata, DPPWP tidak melihat masalah itu di pihak Kristian sahaja, tetapi menganggapnya sebagai ancaman kepada masyarakat Malaysia keseluruhannya.

"Perkara ini seharusnya dipandang jijik oleh masyarakat dan telah terbukti kesannya apabila ramai golongan yang mengamalkan seks songsang ini dijangkiti HIV dan Aids, yang juga ancaman kepada sistem kesihatan masyarakat," katanya dalam satu kenyataan.

Menurut Herman lagi, hubungan sejenis juga merosakan keturunan manusia.

"Adalah satu perkara yang mustahil seorang lelaki yang berkahwin dengan seorang lelaki untuk mengandung atau seorang wanita yang berkahwin dengan wanita memperolehi zuriat.

"Kemunculan golongan gay dan lesbian dinegara ini adalah ancaman besar kepada pertumbuhan populasi dalam negara ini," tambah Herman.

Oleh itu, katanya, DPPWP mahu kerajaan mengambil tindakan berdasarkan prinsip perlembagaan dan undang-undang di negara ini yang melarang hubungan sejenis dan juga perkahwinan sejenis.

"Adalah menjadi prinsip keadilan di Malaysia untuk mendakwa mereka secara adil, dan kewajipan bagi kerajaan untuk menyiasat Ou Yang yang terang-terangan mengakui orentasi seksnya yang songsang itu," tambahnya.

Tetapi mungkin Herman sudah lupa sebelum mengeluarkan kenyataan yang sedemikian, sebenarnya beliau sepatutnya merujuk kepada Ketua Pakatan Rakyat iaitu Anwar Ibrahim terlebih dahulu! Mungkin juga kenyataan beliau akan " melukakan " hati Anwar yang selama ini memang memperjuangkan " golongan gay " di negara ini.

Anwar Seeks Privacy Provision in Malaysia Gay Laws!

Malaysia's laws on homosexuality need to be amended, says the former deputy prime minister Anwar Ibrahim, whose conviction and nine-year jail sentence for sodomy were recently overturned on appeal.

Anwar, who spent six years in prison on a separate charge of abusing his position to cover up homosexual offenses, spoke out on what he called a 'sensitive' issue in an interview.Anwar, a popular politician who was widely expected to be Malaysia's prime minister by now, maintained, as he has done since his arrest in 1998, that the charges against him were trumped up to destroy his political career.

But while insisting on his innocence and acknowledging that most people in mainly Muslim Malaysia objected to homosexuality, he said people's privacy needed to be protected. "In the general view, among Muslims and many non-Muslims that I know, homosexuality is not accepted", he said. "Fair enough.

But here the question is, how do you use the law and intrude on people's privacy and their own private choices?" "This is the borderline. I think public display may be objectionable, but I think the laws need to be amended" ."The issue is the invasion of privacy, and we therefore have to design and make sure the law does not involve the overzealous groups trying to push their views or values outside the scope of the law". "So I think while I endorse the general law against homosexuality.

I think it is against Islamic tenets and also the cultural practice here by most Malaysians. I think we have to bear in mind that invasion of privacy is something that we need to look at." Anwar's wife, Wan Azizah Wan Ismail, is a member of Parliament for the opposition National Justice Party set up to press Anwar's cause after he was fired as deputy by Mahathir bin Mohamad when Mahathir was prime minister.

She is the only party member to win a seat in March elections in which opposition parties were defeated by the man who took Anwar's place as Mahathir's successor, Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi. Anwar has said he bears no grudge against Mahathir.

"I think why Mahathir may have had these charges trumped up against me is because there is a general sentiment and he is right in the sense of a very general sentiment against homosexual practices," Anwar said.

Anwar spoke vigorously about domestic and international developments since his imprisonment. He criticized President George W. Bush and his conduct of war but was again cautious when asked about the role played by gay rights issues in the recent U.S. election.

Some commentators have attributed Bush's re-election in part to his opposition to marriage between homosexuals. "Gay marriages are going a bit too far," Anwar said. "I'm a liberal in many ways but I think that is going a bit too far."...?

Sepatutnya Herman meminta Anwar menyatakan pendirian kenapa beliau begitu memperjuangankan golongan gay supaya dapat bertapak dinegara ini. Pemangku Ketua DPPWP itu tidak perlu kuatir kerana undang-undang yang ada tidak membenarkan hubungan sejenis sesama lelaki dinegara ini. Dalam ertikata lain perhubungan sejenis adalah haram disisi ugama dan undang-undang di Malaysia juga tidak membenarkannya!

Tetapi yang menjadi persoalan sekarang adalah didalam hukum-hakam PAS juga mengharamkan hubungan sejenis, tetapi membenarkan isteri diliwat? Wallahuallam.

Wasabi Oyabun..