In addition to the presenter, Ludmilla, Jão, Anitta and other artists also took a stand on the speeches of Bruna Karla.
On Saturday, 18, Xuxa Meneghel used her Instagram profile to criticize the homophobic speeches of religious personalities. The host released the video showing excerpts from singers and religious leaders speaking out against the LGBT + community. In this compilation, she brought the interview of Bruna Carlo for Karina Bacchi’s podcast, in which the gospel singer took a stand against same-sex marriages.
The blonde said she was outraged by the speeches and seeing that there are people who support this thought.
“I have seen and read the messages of some people. 80% were very angry with this video and some, strangely, agreed with the words of these people. I wanted to leave my repudiation and contempt for any kind of discrimination, prejudice and homophobia that can exist in the world, in the name of God, “he said.
“The Bible has undergone changes that only make me sure that what Jesus really said is, ‘love your neighbor as yourself!’ If God is love, where is the love in the words of these people in the video “The hatred these people preach leads to where?” Xuxa continued.
Finally, the presenter brought the caption of the publication by Hermes Carvalho Fernandes, psychologist, theologian and bishop of a church, who asked his followers and Christians not to confuse “homophobic speech with the Gospel”.
“One segregates, the other welcomes. One pushes into the abyss, the other saves. One feeds the cycle of hatred, violence, bullying, the other promotes empathy. One encourages hypocrisy, the other, l authenticity, “he wrote. Hermes Carvalho.
In addition to Xuxa, other artists have already positioned themselves on Bruna Karla’s speech. When the gospel singer gave an interview for Karina Bacchi’s podcast, she revealed that she refused to sing at a friend’s wedding due to her sexual orientation.
Bruna did not accept the invitation because it was a same-sex marriage. The singer also advised the boy to have a relationship with “a woman full of the power of God”, justifying that, by marrying another man, the boy would “choose the path of eternal death”. On Twitter, Anitta repudiated Bruna Karla’s jokes and said she “didn’t have the patience” for this kind of comment.
“Don’t tell me to respect someone who doesn’t respect others. […] If you don’t respect me, I don’t respect you. And a kiss. Because in my religion and in my culture there can be gays, transvestites, trans, woman with woman … So, do you respect mine? No, I don’t have the patience. There is no religion, culture or Bible that can tell a human being that God is asking you to disown others in this way, “she wrote.
Camilla de Lucas also spoke on the subject and showed fear of how religious fanaticism works.
“Guys, I’m horrified. Your fanaticism can kill people. Don’t you realize it? You want to talk about the Bible, that people go to hell, but then move on to disrespect others. Religion, without forcing others to live. you too, “he wrote.
Gil do Vigor also commented on the subject in response to a tweet from Camilla de Lucas: “Dude, you said everything! It’s very complicated and you know what? I wanted these ‘brothers’ to come and discuss the Bible with me so that understand that the principle of love and respect has been decreed by Christ as the greatest of all commandments ”.
In another Twitter comment, the economist cited apostle João to counter Bruna Karla. “Indeed, when Jesus appears, someone will be ashamed and it is not your gay friend, but you for your prejudiced attitude! John 14 says that God calls us friends and the word friend is too strong to be supported by prejudice and lack of love for others, “he wrote.
Ludmilla shared an excerpt from Bruna Karla’s interview and said that jokes like the gospel singer’s one make her “rebellious”. “This is the kind of speech that makes my stomach turn and pisses me off. People like you, who call themselves ‘spokesmen’ for God, fire and hurt people all the time for the simple fact that they are who they are. “
“How many of us will have to die screaming that this is not a choice ?! How long will we have to suffer for the right to love? Love for our neighbor? Which neighbor? Respect? For whom? No more hatred. No more homophobia. No more transphobia. . Please. Enough “, concluded the singer.
Singer Jão also spoke on the subject and described Bruna Karla’s lines as a “very criminal” act. “This gospel singer’s speech on a podcast is very criminal. You can’t stay in the ‘oh, just ignore it, it’s her religion …’, because this phrase drives crazy and kills a lot of people who start hating each other. homophobia and should be prosecutable, “he wrote.
Source: Terra
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