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The World Bank has officially sanctioned the nation of Uganda for its new so-called anti-gay law, and Uganda has responded by telling the World Bank to shove it.

The sanctions are in response to the Ugandan parliament overwhelmingly passing a bill that in effect banned LGBT identities from their nation imposed severe punishments for violations related to same-sex relations.

To the officials at the World Bank quote, Uganda's anti-homosexuality act fundamentally contradicts the World Bank group's values.

We believe our vision to eradicate poverty on a livable planet can only succeed if it includes everyone irrespective of race, gender, or sexuality.

And so until Uganda rescinds this law, they will not be receiving any more loans from the World Bank.

Ironically, this sanctioning is happening at the exact same time, you may have seen this, that the nation of Iraq has banned the media from using the term homosexual.

Did you see this? They've banned the term homosexual. The media from now on in Iraq are required to use the term, I kid you not, sexual deviant.

It's being widely reported, the nation that we supposedly liberated to make into a woke jewel of democracy has banned the term homosexual from their media, and are now requiring that reporters refer to them as sexual deviance.

I mean, gang, you can't make this stuff up. Now, what's the World Bank going to be doing with them? Or how about Saudi Arabia? Or the more than 38 African nations that openly banned same-sex relations?

And this explicit hypocrisy goes even deeper. I came across this tweet. I thought it was brilliant.

Uganda needs to understand that mass punishment of people with different social norms is wrong. The World Bank will teach them this by mass punishing them for their different social norms.

Bullseye, I mean, that's absolute bullseye. This foregrounds the total incoherence of the woke version of so-called inclusion and tolerance, every demand for inclusion entails the demand to exclude excluders.

Every call to end discrimination involves discriminating against supposed discriminators. It's never ever a question of whether we're going to have discrimination versus non-discrimination.

It's never ever a question of whether we're going to have inclusion versus exclusion. It's always a question of what kinds of new forms of discrimination are we going to implement and perpetuate?

What new forms of exclusion are going to be put forward? It's always a question of new forms of inclusion and exclusion, discrimination and non-discrimination.

At the very best, you're going to be discriminating against discriminators. You're going to be excluding against those who exclude. You're going to be bigoted towards bigots.

And that's exactly the absurd contradiction in herented wokeness that that tweet foregrounded.

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