Feeling the Hate of Prop 8
The backlash continues to roar in California as gay activists continue
to silence opposition while waiting for the Calif. Supreme Court to
weigh in on Prop 8. The Mormon Church and Chuck Norris are feeling the
heat while Linda Harvey receives threats. A Houston lawyer "who
brazenly identified himself," wrote, "You are very much being
watched! All you jeebus-lovin-christers rights will slowly be taken
away one by one the more you try to press your beliefs down our
throats. "
An elderly woman is swarmed, her cross ripped out
of her hand and stomped on while the news anchor, Kris Long, reports
"...There is a lot of anger and a lot of hate, quite honestly, on both
sides."
Margie Christoffersen donated a mere $100 to Prop
8, riots broke out at her restaurant, now her life and business is in
turmoil. An LA Film Festival director has been drummed out of the
business for donating.
Reports stream in. Michelle Malkin writes of a
Christian group being surrounded and sexually molested by gay
activists for standing on a street corner.
Bruce Curtis reports in The Bay News:
A Los Angeles restaurant was boycotted,
threatened and forced to pay bribes to an anti-Prop. 8 mob.
In San Francisco, Castro District thugs chase people out because
they simply stood praying on a street corner.
White powder envelopes prompted anti-Prop 8 terror scares at two
Mormon temples.
Bay Area kindergartners are taken to a gay wedding with no
notification to, or permission from their parents.
At a Saddleback Church, angry hate-8 protestors wave swastikas at
parishioners.
Vandals arrange Prop. 8 signs in a swastika at a Riverside Catholic
church.
A Massachusetts father was jailed for refusing to allow his
first-grader to be introduced to details about gay sex.
A thousand angry hate-8 protestors scream and threaten to break down
gates and storm a Mormon temple in Westwood.
A Sacramento Mormon church was spray-painted with No on 8
messages.
In San Francisco, lesbians parked an SUV splashed with Bigots live
here in front of the home of a Mormon family.
Civil rights were violated of a Sacramento theater director who was
forced to resign after giving money to the Prop. 8 campaign.
More than 200 protesters screamed hate chants at a Los Angeles
Catholic church.
Riot police had to be called to quell a violent hate8 protest.
As the search for targets continues, my website has growing hits on
old articles exposing homosexual indoctrination in public schools.
Part of me wants to run for cover, but I don't leave brothers and
sisters behind.
So before I respond with my own blasts, let me
reiterate: I have no dislike of homosexuals. I have friends, I've had
boyfriends, I've had roommates and hiking buddies from the gay
community. I have washed their feet, loved them, partied with them and
care about them, but I stand diametrically opposed to gay marriage
because it equates to indoctrinating our children in public school.
Time and again, given an inch, gay activists have taken miles in that
endeavor.
How IRONIC that the oh-so-tolerant left can't
seem to stop brutalizing the meanies on the right. Just before Prop.
8, a Santa Barbara pastor was threatened with a lawsuit because he
refused to perform a gay marriage. TOLERANCE? They can't seem to find
one of the many gay-applauding unBiblical pseudo-churches? Of course
they can, they're just looking for a fight and to break the will of
the people.
Christians by-and-large don't care what
homosexuals do in the privacy of their own homes, why would we? But we
DO care about our children, about the constant social conditioning
forced upon them. We would prefer our children avoid the woes of anal
sex and all the documented unhealthy mental and physical consequences
that go with it. We don't send them to school to learn how to "fist"
each other. We should have the RIGHT to protect our children but we're
losing it. Legalized gay marriage inevitably leads to lawsuits
demanding exposure of our children to homosexual behavior, encouraging
them to "discover" their own aptitudes and anyone who speaks against
it will be breaking the law.
Governor Schwarzenegger, when you ran for
office
I defended you, I endorsed you, I was wrongly blamed for the Gray
Davis recall but I believed in you. I watched your many attempts to
fix California's budget only to be voted down by the people, and I've
applauded you. But on this issue you seem to be caving in to political
pressure and I implore you, MAN UP! It's a war-zone out here! The
people have voted. Californians are protecting our children.
Christians and conservatives have had to put our lives and safety on
the line to speak out about it as the violence grows. Stop working to
overturn Prop 8. Governor Schwarzenegger, do your job. Help "WE, THE
PEOPLE" protect our children and America's freedom!
Received from Mission America
www.missionamerica.com
