Show HN: I made a site that helps you find LGBT+ Travel Rankings and Gay Laws

Post by Torches71 » Sat, Feb 01, 2020, 5:13 PM UTC

Post by notahacker » Sat, Feb 01, 2020, 5:27 PM UTC

DanBC wrote: post #89

notahacker wrote: post #88

Earlier quoted context omitted.

It also said sorry for offending people very quickly afterwards, and more to the point has tiny and declining attendance and minimal impact on attitudes towards homosexual tourists. The idea that it's more hostile and influential on the subject of homosexuality than, say, the Catholic church in most Catholic majority countries doesn't really stack up.

It's the official state religion and is represented in the house of lords. That's real actual power, albeit moderated by the rest of the HoL. And, while they apologised, they stuck by that announcement. We also have Catholic churches here, who've made similar pronouncements about relationships of gay people. We've had a long running demonstration outside primary schools by Muslim people complaining about age appropri…

Post by nec4b » Sat, Feb 01, 2020, 5:55 PM UTC

learnstats2 wrote: post #77

Poland scores much higher than South Korea. Poland has areas which have declared themselves LGBT-free zones. South Korea is higher on the Human Development Index but is described as "developing". This is just nonsense, isn't it?

Post by silencio » Sat, Feb 01, 2020, 6:19 PM UTC

1hakr wrote: post #33

hardtoswallow wrote: post #29

As a gay man, you're safer and better off in Singapore than you would be in most parts of Europe and the top portion of the list. Yet Singapore is down at 92. Interpret this however you want, but the list flawed. Laws don't mean shit unless they're enforced and that goes both ways. "Bad" laws not enforced is better than good laws not enforced.

Thanks for the feedback mate. I got this data from Spartacus website. Do you think it's not accurate? What about all the other countries? https://spartacus.gayguide.travel/blog/spartacus-gay-travel-...

Post by rewq4321 » Sat, Feb 01, 2020, 6:55 PM UTC

nec4b wrote: post #95

learnstats2 wrote: post #77

Poland scores much higher than South Korea. Poland has areas which have declared themselves LGBT-free zones. South Korea is higher on the Human Development Index but is described as "developing". This is just nonsense, isn't it?

LGBT-free zones are places free of LGBT ideology and not LGBT people. Totally different meaning.