Bruce Springsteen and Ellen Degneers Silent as Gay Editor and Friend Hacked to Death in Bangladeshi capital by ISIS

CNN.com:

The editor of Bangladesh's first LGBT magazine, who was also a USAID worker, was one of two men hacked to death Monday evening in Dhaka, officials say. 

Ansar al-Islam, the Bangladeshi division of al Qaeda in the Indian subcontinent, claimed responsibility for the killings in Bangladesh's capital. The claim was made in a statement distributed on social media. 

A statement from USAID, an American government agency for poverty prevention, identified the slain editor as Xulhaz Mannan. "Today, USAID lost one of our own," it said. 

"He was the kind of person willing to fight for what he believed in, someone ready to stand up for his own rights and the rights of others," USAID Administrator Gayle Smith said in a statement.

You see, in many places around the world they will actually kill you for engaging in homosexual acts. Not here in the U.S. of course, because that would just be heinous! But in places like Iran, Iraq, Sudan, Nigeria and more, homosexuality is punishable by death. Still, that doesn't matter to rich, white, far-Left celebrities like Bruce Springsteen and Queen of All Gays Ellen DeGeneres who have no problem speaking up for 'gay rights' within the safe confines of the good 'ol U.S. of A. But would never be seen or heard sticking their necks out and speaking out against terrorists who kill gay people around the world with ever-present glee. Hypocritical much? Of course, because you're not allowed to ever call the Left hypocrites.
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