Why is it of such great concern to others, what people do with their own bodies. I dislike the act or thought of homosexuality, as I dislike seeing people pick the boogoo out of their nostrils, as many Jamaicans do in public. I see both as nasty. The second is more likely so spread disease among non-practitioners than the first. I would not want to beat up somebody who is caught in a homosexual act with a willing partner any more than I want to beat up people who pick their noses. All I say is don't handle my food after you have been picking your nose, and don't bring your homosexuality to me, keep it private. Other than that, it is your business.

Violence shouldn't be tolerated anywhere, but this is even a greater shame that it's happening at a university level. That clearly shows how deep the roots of homophobia are located. In such a crisis time, what is the Jamaican government waiting to educate people properly about sexuality? It's evident that the religious right is too powerful and controling these aspects. A change must come. Artists must challenge homophobia while government is not doing much. Hope several talkshows nationwide will take the UTech story and try to raise consciousnes about this topic. And remember to think twice before you purchase music of people who promote hatered and violence, because they are contributing to what we are seeing in this video.