Rousey reacts to Pacquiao gay slur: God never said ‘Thou Shall Not Be Gay’
Screengrab from Manny Pacquiao’s Facebook account
Even Ronda Rousey had to disagree with Manny Pacquiao’s comments regarding same-sex marriage.
Speaking to TMZ, the former UFC women’s bantamweight champion chided Pacquiao for using the Bible against the LGBT community.
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“I understand that a lot of people use religion as a reason to be against gay people, but there was no, ‘Thou Shall Not Be Gay.’ God never said that,” she said.
“And I really think that our Pope now is boss. He was saying something the other day that religion should be all-encompassing and should be about loving everyone. And I think people take the wrong message sometimes.”
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Pacquiao has come under fire after his comments on a TV network, comparing same-sex marriage as “worse than animals.”
This has triggered a chain reaction, with brands like Nike cutting short their sponsorship deal with the eight division boxing world champion.
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Pacquiao is seeking a seat in the Philippine Senate on May.
