Also, is Rastafarianism still a black-supremacist movement, or are those white stoners who claim they're Rastas actually legit?
The Guardian's previous coverage of this story contains a wonderfully straight-faced quote:
'Capelton insists the fires he sings about throwing gay men into are metaphorical allusions to cleansing and purity.'
http://www.guardian.co.uk/arts/news/story/0,11711,802864,00.html
Rather like Chris Morris' satirical defence of gangsta rapper Fur-Q: 'These killings are obviously ironic.'
An anti-gay attitude (as well as the subjugation of women) has long been a part of the Rastafarian religion. I remember reading about 80's rasta-punks Bad Brains getting into a lot of trouble back then for anti-gay comments.