'I Don’t Hate Anybody': Rep. Sally Kern Defends Her Three Latest Anti-Gay Bills (Video) - Sally Kern, the notoriously anti-gay Oklahoma legislator attempts to defend her three latest anti-gay bills. Her defense leaves me with only three explanations with regards to her homophobia Either she is a religious right fembot - you know like the kind who fought the Bionic Woman in the 1970s tv series. Or at some point in her life, someone tied her down, held open her eye,s and made her watch those God-awful anti-gay "documentaries" they used to show in the 80s for a 24 hr period until she became totally indoctrinated by them. Or the safe and rational explanation. Kern is representative of the dangers of anti-gay propaganda in the hands of anyone with any shred of power over people's lives.
Organizers Of Gov. Jindal's Prayer Rally Retroactively Try To Cover Up Cindy Jacobs' Endorsement - And with this very quiet backslide which they hope no one will notice, the organizers of Bobby Jindal's recent prayer rally suffers a huge embarrassment.Rafael Cruz warns Christians: ‘God will hold you accountable’ if transgender people use public toilets - You know, I don't want to talk about anyone's father even if it is Sen. Ted Cruz (who I really can't stand in the first place) but DAMN!!!!
Why The Mormon Church Deserves No Credit For Supporting LGBT Protections (At Least Not Yet) - The Mormon Church's possible change of attitude has been talked about for the last two days, but as the article notes, let's not be so quick to trust it as of yet.
Joel Grey Comes Out: 'Cabaret' Star Says 'I'm A Gay Man' At Age 82 - FINALLY! My gay ray hits a target I've been after! (Call me, Joel!)
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I think there is a point, or at least a potential point, being missed in the Mormon statement. If they are saying that they are supporting gay rights, even with the religious liberty bs then they can't fight equal rights laws anymore except with the religious liberty context. Even then I want to hear their definition of religious liberty. I want them to state what that means so they can be held accountable for when they step past it.
We don't need everyone's support for our rights, we just need enough of the people who don't support us to back down in their fight. We are at that point now. If the Mormon religion will no longer fight equal rights that is a huge blow to the anti-gay movements. It is also a chance for more liberal minds to have a voice within the religion itself in the next generation of leaders. Religion changes slowly, but it does inevitably change. I'm counting the verdict on this one as pending.
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