Can I ask if you've been to Jamaica? It's very different knowing Jamaican people like you or I do and actually being in the environment. I stand by my generalisation in this instance. There are a hell of a lot of Jamaican men who are homophobic and are very happy to vocalise it, including public platforms where 'less aware' people would be influenced. It incites hatred and it is wrong. This includes the music industry. I have discussed this very topic with many Jamaicans who are either freinds of mine or people I work with they aware of my views only because I am aware of some of there's. I wouldn't normally be so adamant but experiencing some of the things I have while I've been there (several times) does put an authentic slant on things.

I would also reiterate that it is blatantly wrong for a country to 'generalise' against one demographic, like the Jamican government does and has upheld for many years. Do you not believe this has some influence the people living under that law of the land?