Pastors on the small Caribbean island of Saint
Maarten say queer tourists must be controlled, according to reports.
14 March 2011
Pastors on
the small Caribbean island of Saint Maarten say queer tourists must be
controlled, according to reports.
According to website Joe.My.God, the pastors met yesterday with Parliament's
Committee For Tourism to present their demands.
They want local Parliament to impose a code of conduct to prevent them making
public displays of affection.
"We are not saying it is right to do it hidden or in the closet,"
said head pastor Wycleff Smith.
"Homosexual people should not impose their way of life and should curb
public displays of affection. As a Christian nation, we love you [homosexuals],
but we don't love your lifestyle," he added.