Australia, Canada & Britain ahead of the US

Are you surprised?

I'm surprised that it's not more

I thought we were worse.....
But the Lebanese Psychologist's guild and the Lebanese organization for psychology both removed homosexuality as a mental illness so we're probably doing well so far

My country's number one watched primetime show is boosting that percentage.

We are so behind, even nz has gay marriage

KRudd supports it and since its an election year he really needs to get it legalised. The opposition leader Tony Abbott is completely against it, even tho he has a gay sister

I saw this a while ago. I still think the most noteworthy thing is the huge rise in acceptance with newer generations in most areas.

I wish my country were on the survey, too.

I'm curious.

Surprised 18% (I'm assuming they're percentages?) of Britons here said no. I feel like Britain is really accepting of homosexuals. I kinda expected 90%+ yes.

Its not that surprising to be honest. There will always be a good chunk of people who will have some form of hatred and to bring homophobia down to single digits is a bit tough.

I thought Japan was one of, if not the most progressive nation in the world?

We still have the closed minded older generation around. Plus, we have a lot of religious immigrants who may warp things a bit.

South Korea is really near the philippines and philippines has a 73% ok rating to the gays

But compare them both to the rest of Asia