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SNP politician slammed for likening ‘conversion therapy’ to not eating “too much chocolate”

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An Scottish National Party (SNP) Member of the Scottish Parliament (MSP) has been condemned for comparing so-called ‘conversion therapy’ to resisting temptations “to eat too much chocolate”.

John Mason, the MSP for Glasgow Shettleston, made the comments on 15 March when arguing against a ban of the practice in the Scottish parliament. ‘Conversion therapy’ is typically defined as any attempt at changing a person’s sexuality or gender identity, often involving techniques such as electroshock therapy or prayer.

It has been widely condemned by health experts all over the world, with some comparing it to torture. Among these are the National Health Service, World Health Organisation, World Psychiatric Association and the United Nations.

Mason stated that issues with sexual orientation from conservative and religious groups stem from a lack of “self-control and choosing not to put your thoughts or desires into action”. “I might have a natural desire to eat the attractive food I see,” the 64-year-old explained. “Many of us are tempted to eat too much chocolate or drink too much alcohol, so that is where self-control comes in; we sometimes need to say ‘no’ to ourselves.” Many opponents to a ban of ‘conversion therapy’ argue that it restricts freedoms of religious communities when it comes to things like prayer, which is one of the most common forms of the practice.

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