Anti-Gay Researcher Thinks Death Penalty A Good Idea For Gays

Paul Cameron, Chairman of the Family Research Institute, won’t rule out the death penalty for sexually active members of the LGBT community.

Cameron discussed his views Tuesday on The David Pakman Show about the recent anti-homosexuality laws passed in Uganda.

“I’m not advocating the death penalty,” Cameron said. “I’m saying I’m open to it, depending on what the legislature of a given country decides.”

Cameron, who was expelled from both the American Psychological Association and the American Sociological Association under an ethics investigation, refused to outline how he might hypothetically implement such a punitive law…

“One must understand those who act on their homosexual desires or interests usually end up being parasites on society, and parasites that are very dangerous for society, not only because they take far more than they contribute to society, but they particularly injure children,” Cameron said.

By: Alan

Alan Colmes is the publisher of Liberaland.