'Flop marches, rude signs, & adult diapers? What a week in GAY AMERICA!'

Family Research Council's Peter Sprigg Advises Mother To Pursue 'Ex-Gay' Organizations For Daughter Who Came Out - Uh that's the SAME Peter Sprigg seen in the video below saying that the United States should export gays:

 

And just think. The head of Sprigg's group, Tony Perkins, recently claimed that THEY are in danger of being victimized and persecuted by lgbts.

Photos: Animus at #March4Marriage - Now the folks at NOM's flop march yesterday claimed that they don't hate gays. So the explanation here has to be someone obviously hypnotized them and put these signs in their hands.  

Inside NOM’s Second Failed “March For Marriage” - And it gets funnier . . . or scarier . . .  

Crucifixes, Gorillas, and Adult Diapers: My March Against Gay Marriage - Let me do one more about the march. A Daily Beast attended and let participants speak for themselves about why they were there. Mercy, it was good!  

Nation’s Largest Presbyterian Denomination Embraces Same-Sex Marriage - EXCELLENT! 

 Obama To Extend Family Leave Rights Of Married Same-Sex Couples - Even better! But always more work needing to be done to protect our families.

 12 Kick-Ass Gay Women In Comics And Graphic Novels - And now for some mindless frivolity because I like comic books and graphic novels and I've been too serious this week.

NOM's 'March 4 Marriage' a big fat HONKING flop

After MONTHS of hype, planning, and preparation, the National Organization for Marriage held its March 4 Marriage rally in Washington.

And it was a big fat HONKING failure.  Generous estimates put the crowd at 2,000 attendees, but other sources have said that it was barely 1,5000. Many sources said that many in the crowd were bussed in from New York via the help of state senator Ruben Diaz, Sr. who advertised a "free sight seeing" trip to DC. Diaz received criticism for not telling potentially interested parties that they would also be attending an anti-gay rally.

This sentence from a sponsor of the march, the Family Research Council, says it all:

More than 150 buses, filled with the marriage supporters the media insists do not exist, cheered through the passionate speeches of Republicans and Democrats, blacks and Hispanics, and the young and old -- all united in the belief that marriage is “our very nature. 

When a march sponsor brags about the number of buses rather than the number of attendees on the buses, you know there was a problem.

NOM meant to show via the march that there was large number of Americans still wanting to fight for what they call the "traditional definition of marriage." However, it seems that their march showed the opposite.

But don't just take my word for it.  Check out the video from a NOM ally, the Catholic News Service. Even they can't put enough icing on this mess to make it palpable: