A local government in Kanagawa prefecture, Japan is demanding one of its assemblymen resign for calling gay people ‘abnormal animals.’ Ebina municipal assembly passed a non-binding resolution Thursday (3 December) accusing Masumi Tsurusashi of damaging the dignity of the assembly with his discriminatory remarks. Tsurusashi, 71, apologized and offered to give up his pay for December in penance, but has refused to resign. On Sunday night, he tweeted that the media should not report on LGBTI people, whom he called ‘abnormal animals.’ Tsurusashi told reporters that he made the comments in response to a survey that found 51.1% of Japanese people supported gay marriage, and that he was drunk at the time. He later deleted the tweets after a storm of criticism. In an apology letter to the assembly chairman, Tsurusashi vowed to ‘atone by vigorously pushing forward activities as an assembly member, deepening understanding of LGBT issues and rendering a service for citizens through political activities.’

His eyebrows are abnormal animals.

Originally posted by Lord Gaga Not when he looks like an abnormal animal.

He probably be the main one going to those panty vending machines and making 20 dollar purchases to smell draws.

mrmhrmm ok honey

I always wonder why the ugly feel the need to demean and put others down? Have you looked in a mirror? Brush those yellow and crooked teeth before talking about somebody you stank yuck mouth.

Originally posted by StephenNYMonster He probably be the main one going to those panty vending machines and making 20 dollar purchases to smell draws.

Originally posted by Ichinaru19 Supposedly the panty vending machines is meant to mess with tourists, at least thats what my friend told me when he went to Japan lol

The story told to hide the shame.

Originally posted by opruh Woah, is japan homophobic?

Originally posted by opruh Woah, is japan homophobic?

Originally posted by IBeMe So he admits to being drunk during an assembly thingy? Isn't that reason enough to fire him since him being a homophobe might not?