But we livve in society and "Ubi societas, ibi ius" - wherever you hace society, you have law: it is simply the way man, as a social animal, has always organized himself. And the Iraqui constitution is a valid and enforceable law and its articles 14 and 15, acyually coincident with articles 14 and 15 od the Spanish Constitution are crystal-clear: no discrimination and all have the right to life.

So while we're in this world we're subject to laws that amongst other things ensure we remain here for a few years, safely and peacefully so at least that is their aim. And such laws base themselves on a set of clear, unambiguous moral rules which happen to be written in the heart of all man, woman and child and which in our case clearly say that killing your neighbour is a disgusting crime. For most people those moral rules also say that homosexuality is not their normal choice. In fact a very los proportion of the population opts for homosexuality and many homosexuals have a moral conflict with themselves for a long time.

But everybody knows that killing, injurinh, hurtimg or simply offending someone else is disgusting and should be pointed out as such, clearly and bvefore everyone else. When such acts are commited against someone simply for their race, ***, religion, sexual orientation, ethnic group, social condition or whatever: then it is just twice as disgusting a behaviour. And that inlcudes sexist attitudes: a monument to idiocity because only an idiot would think anyone else's brains weren't up in their heads. And a head we all have... hopefully!!