For Pope Francis, those who reject homosexuals do not have a human heart

The dad Francisco He had a gesture of openness and support to the homobadual community, to make sure that those who "get rid of" homobaduals "do not have a human heart".

"Give more importance to the adjective" gay "that the name" man "is not good, we are all human beings and we have dignity. No matter who you are or how you live, you do not lose your dignity", said the pontiff, in an interview with the British comedian Stephen K. Amos, which will be broadcast on the BBC in London this Friday.

And, immediately, he added, "There are people who prefer to choose or reject others because of the adjective. These people do not have a human heart"

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Finally, Francisco He said: "For those of you who are believers, pray for me, for those who do not believe, you can wish me a good journey, so do not disappoint anyone."

On the report, Amos (confessed homobadual) said: "Hearing what he said touched me and gave me faith in humanity." He knows his answer to my The question will have repercussions all over the world.It says that those who have extreme religious views on anti-homobaduality or abortion do not have a human heart and that's huge. "