【LGBT】カトリック聖職者の８割がゲイだと判明　暴露本を出版へ

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318: 名無しさん＠１周年 [] 2019/02/16(土) 13:09:25.74 ID:/vGk1gU/0

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統計らしきものはないので、ゲイ・LGBT運動推進者の希望的観測と言える

フレデリック・マルテル
『ピンクと黒、1968年以来のフランスの同性愛者』(Le Rose et le noir : les homosexuels en France depuis 1968, éditions du Seuil, 1996年)
『ゲイの長い行進』(La Longue marche des gays, coll. Découvertes Gallimard (n° 417), Gallimard, 2002年)
『現地レポート　世界ＬＧＢＴ事情　変わりつつある人権と文化の地政学』（Global Gay, Flammarion, 2013年）岩波書店　林 はる芽訳　2016年

https://newhumanist.org.uk/articles/5345/we-are-in-the-middle-of-the-fight-the-globalisation-of-lgbt-rights
"We are in the middle of the fight": the globalisation of LGBT rights
Q&A with Frédéric Martel, author of "Global Gay: How Gay Culture is Changing the World"

How does religion come into play?
Gay marriage is a good indicator of this. In many countries, religion has been mobilised against legislation on the issue of gay marriage –
the Orthodox Church in Eastern Europe, the Catholic or evangelical church in the US, Spain. All religions – Islam, Judaism, and Christianity –
are against gay marriage.

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319: 名無しさん＠１周年 [] 2019/02/16(土) 13:13:34.45 ID:/vGk1gU/0

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グローバルゲイ運動のフレデリック・マルテルはハードなゲイ活動家
ゲイやホモに後ろ向きな国家には民主主義はないと罵倒する

https://mitpress.mit.edu/books/global-gay

In Global Gay, Frédéric Martel visits more than fifty countries and documents a revolution underway around the world:
the globalization of LGBT rights. From Saudi Arabia to South Africa, from Amsterdam to Tel Aviv, from Singapore to the
United States, activists, culture warriors, and ordinary people are part of a movement. Martel interviews the proprietor
of a “gay-friendly” café in Amman, Jordan; a Cuban-American television journalist in Fort Lauderdale, Florida; a South African
jurist who worked with Nelson Mandela to enshrine gay rights in the country's constitution; an American lawyer who worked
on the campaign for marriage equality; an Egyptian man who fled his country after escaping a raid on a gay club; and many
others. He tells us that in China, homosexuality is neither prohibited nor permitted, and that much Chinese gay life takes
place on social media; that in Iran, because of the strict separation of the sexes, it seems almost easier to be gay than heterosexual;
and that Raul Castro's daughter, a gay rights icon in Cuba, expressed her lingering anti-American sentiments by calling for Pride
celebrations in May rather than June. Ten countries maintain the death penalty for homosexuals. “Homophobia is what Arab
governments give to Islamists to keep them calm,” one activist tells Martel.

Martel finds that although the “gay American way of life” has created a global template for gay activism and culture, each country
offers distinctly local variations. And around the world, the status of gay rights has become a measure of a country's democracy and modernity.

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323: 名無しさん＠１周年 [] 2019/02/16(土) 13:20:04.59 ID:/vGk1gU/0

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統計ではなくゲイ・LGBT運動推進者の希望的観測ではあるが、本の宣伝にはなった
従軍慰安婦問題と全く同じ構造だ

https://edition.cnn.com/2019/02/14/europe/vatican-book-analysis/index.html
But is that 80% figure really true? And what, exactly, does "all tendencies included" mean? Remarkably, in a
576-page book, Martel, who has written widely on LGBT culture, never returns to that estimate, nor does he
try to ascertain its veracity.

Instead Martel dedicates more ink to ruminating on the presence of a rainbow colored umbrella in Casa Santa Marta,
the Vatican apartments where Pope Francis and other high-level Catholic officials live, than trying to determine whether
his source's estimate is true.

"I imagine the scene: its lucky owner, perhaps a cardinal or a monsignore, takes his stroll in the gardens of the Vatican with
his rainbow flag in his hand! Who is he? How dare he?"

Like that passage, the book is light on verifiable accounts and heavy on innuendo. At times, it reads like French social theory
translated by Page Six gossip mongers. One prominent cardinal is described as looking like a "Viking bride." Another is accused
of having a "flowery conversation" over the phone in a "perfumed voice."

http://asahi.5ch.net/test/read.cgi/newsplus/1550271870/323

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