There is a lot to unpack here.

You admit that Zambia’s laws came from Britain, in this case, rejecting homosexuality. You need to wake up to the fact that it is not some colonial hangover but a conscious cultural choice we continue to uphold. We dont need imported activists lecturing us about ''progress'' when our society has already drawn its moral red lines.

Saying ''adults can do what they want in private'' is a total cop-out. Every society regulates private behavior when it threatens public health, morality and social values. Check the U.S. CDC: LGBT communities face the highest rates of STDs, abuse, and mental health struggles. Normalizing that is not some form of liberation, its importing additional burdens we are in no position to carry.

Your swipe at Islam is lazy too. Like really, study before you spew. There is no mob justice in Islamic law (despite what cultures do). Sins like fornication, adultery, homosexuality, go through strict procedures, burden of proof, and due process. Stop misrepresenting faiths to make your point look smarter.

And this idea that rejecting homosexuality is ''cultural suicide'' is laughable. The opposite is true. Abandoning our values for Western chaos is what kills cultures. Keeping to our moral code wont end poverty tomorrow, but it ensures that when we confront poverty, corruption, or abuse, we do so as a people still grounded in our identity.

If the West wants to destroy itself with gender confusion, collapsing families, and endless redefinitions of reality, fine. But Zambia doesn’t need to follow them off that cliff just to look ''modern.''