Frank S.: This Chloe sounds like someone who would support Museveni's Anti Homosexual Act and our hateful mobs. You say that America is in the Third Awakening, but meanwhile in Uganda, some people say that we let religion have too much influence in our government and that we should be taking secular approaches to problems only. Christianity will stay in Uganda, but how it should be preached remains very uncertain. I suggested to my people about sticking with the importance of family and having many children within wedlock only. But in the end, the ball in the court is in the hands of our leaders and preachers now.

Zax: I'm pretty sure Chloe isn't the type to go around shouting the name of a certain nonexistent perverted lion out of hate nor would she believe in that kind of stuff.

Zachary: You can thank people like her for inspiring the homophobic Ugandans who wanted to promote mass violence in their country against the LGBTQ+ community.

Juno: Thing is she's dead and the past stays in the past. What happens in the future is based on what we can do now. For example, Lyle doing his best to bring Uganda out of hate while accepting the fact that LGBTQ+ Ugandan immigrants have no plans on returning to Uganda because they feel safer in their new homes, such as America.

Cripto: She died back in 2016. Hard to believe it's been seven years already, going on eight. *to Zax* I thought nobody was allowed to allude to the non-existing lion you speak of; the boss will ding everybody for that. But you're right; she wouldn't shout that name. She was homophobic, but the worst of her phobias was actually xenophobia.

Super C: Both of which are forbidden by our Code of Conduct. Uh, would she support that policy Museveni did?

Cripto: Absolutely. However, she did put emphasis on how the New Testament's teaching overruled a few old ones. She'd quote the verses out of Levitcus, but only parts of it, because then she would quote Romans 1:26-27.

Levon: Here's what that says:

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That is why God abandoned them to their shameful desires. Even the women turned against the natural way to have sex and instead indulged in sex with each other. And the men, instead of having normal sexual relations with women, burned with lust for each other. Men did shameful things with other men, and as a result of this sin, they suffered within themselves the penalty they deserved.

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So it very clearly says it is a sin.

Cripto: Do you have a lot of people asking you about the topic?

Levon: I do. But I always make it a point to emphasize the other big verse: "Do not judge, or you, too, will be judged." (Matthew 7:1).

Super C: Another thing I put in the Code for that reason.