This is how the homophobic forced more talents to leave Malaysia even in the internet age.
The 377 Penal Code, which is inherited from the colonial British system still in place to punish the weak and forcing the talents to leave the country.
Look at the gay fingers of politicians, you know they are cheating their wives. Unless the wife is a lesbian and just stays on for the wealth.
Many politicians are side gay.
How is the homosexual community in Malaysia is doing ?
https://riverofrainbow.blogspot.com/2026/06/glamping-with-pride-vs-repeal-of-377.html
Singapore is only repealed the 377A but not the whole penal code, one politician said that to prevent the same sex marriage passed in Singapore.
The founding father of the island nation said this before he departed for the heaven or hell. Why he did not dare to do it ?
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