Senão veja-se a seguinte história, passada na Alemanha Ocidental, a tal que era livre porque era capitalista e colonizada pelos Americanos, bem diferente do que estava a acontecer na Alemanha Oriental, do lado de lá do muro, onde a propaganda nos diz que estavam os “maus”, os tais dos comunistas:

“…The Nazi regime had strengthened Germany’s existing law against homosexuality, Paragraph 175, to punish men suspected of so-called “unnatural indecency” with other men. After being denounced, Karl was tried and convicted under Paragraph 175 and sent to Neuengamme concentration camp, where he was forced to wear a pink triangle on his prisoner uniform.

(…) He was sent to Auschwitz as punishment, where he remained until liberation in 1945.

After the war, he returned to Germany. His conviction under Paragraph 175 stayed on his record because West Germany continued to uphold the Nazi version of the law. Karl was arrested under Paragraph 175 a second time in the 1950s. At his trial, the judge sentencing him to prison for homosexuality was the same judge who had sent him to a concentration camp for the same reason decades earlier. From 1945 until Paragraph 175 was amended in 1969, West Germany imprisoned about 100,000 men under this law. The German government did not fully repeal Paragraph 175 until 1994.”

O governo alemão só retirou da lei o parágrafo 175 em 1994.

O ano em que morreu o Kurt Cobain e saiu o Pulp Fiction.

E os comunistas é que são os homofóbicos… epá, desculpem lá.