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   > On Thursday, January 15, 2015 at 6:14:27 PM UTC-5, Salty Stan wrote:   
   >> On Thursday, January 15, 2015 at 10:44:17 AM UTC-5, wy wrote:   
   >>> What would that gay creation be?  Why, the computer, of course.  It just   
   dawned on me that the originator of computer science, Alan Turing (The   
   Imitation Game is the current movie based on his life), was gay.  Without him,   
   Hartung wouldn't be able to    
   post all his anti-gay venom.  I love the irony.   
   >>   
   >> To you realize that you are living in  a nation founded by non-homos?   
      
   ["""""As the nation prepares to celebrate the bicentennial of the   
   Declaration of Independence, the question of the status of the   
   homosexual in pre-Revolutionary America comes to mind. The Body of   
   Liberties approved by the Colony of Massachusetts Bay in 1641 welcomed   
   refugees seeking to escape "the Tiranny or oppression of their   
   persecutors" or famines or wars. For several hundred years America was   
   to serve as a haven for minorities threatened with religious or   
   political persecution in other lands. What then did it offer the   
   homosexual? Not, assuredly, liberty or the pursuit of happiness. Indeed,   
   it appears that in 1776 *male homosexuals in the* *original* 13   
   *colonies* *were universally subject to the death penalty* , and that in   
   earlier times, for a brief period in one colony, lesbians had been   
   liable to the same punishment for relations with other women. The   
   following essay is an attempt to trace the capital laws against   
   homosexuals in these colonies from their origin in the first settlements   
   until their abolition after the Revolution.""""""""]   
      
      
   ["""""""For avoiding of the detestable and abominable Sin of Buggery   
   with Mankind or Beast, which is contrary to the very Light of Nature; Be   
   it Enacted and Declared by the Lieutenant Governor, Council, and   
   Representatives, in General Court assembled: and by the authority of the   
   same it is Enacted, That the same Offence be adjudged Felony, and such   
   Order and Form of Process therein be used against the Offenders, as in   
   Cases of Felony: And that every Man, *being duly convicted* of *lying*   
   *with Mankind* , *as he lieth with a Woman* : and every Man or Woman,   
   that shall have *carnal Copulation with any Beast* or Brute Creature,   
   the Offender and Offenders, in either of the Cases before mentioned,   
   shall *suffer the Pains of Death* , and *the Beast* *shall* *be* *slain*   
   *and* *burnt*. (Acts and Laws, 1724)"""""""]   
   http://digitalcommons.unl.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1061&c   
   ntext=englishfacpubs   
      
      
      
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