You are correct, the Kleins are doing what we always say we wish Christians and conservatives would do-fight back and not back down, but the lack of meaningful support is exactly why more people don’t do it, or why they end up having to fold, no matter how hard they tried to fight. They can’t fight this alone against the weight and power of this fascist state-what would be the best way to support them? Giving money is great, but it can’t be the only thing, because if they lose the court battle, that will be just money that gets stolen from them by the court. They need some heavy-weight lawyers-where are the Christian heavy-hitters fighting their case? Can’t they see that if the Kleins lose, all of us are next? You’d think they’d help them out of future self-interest, if no better reason. What can the rest of us do? I really want to know, I’d be willing to go there and take a stand in support of them if we can enough numbers that it doesn’t actually harm them by making their support look feeble-and then there’s the fact that the media will ignore any number of supporters for them, unless the number is so large, and that would need to be very large, that they can’t be ignored. We could call ourselves “Freedom Fighters”, taking a page from the civil rights’ players book. I’m not trying to shoot every potential action down, just saying that we do need to do something, and we need to make it matter, because it would be hard enough to get a large number together there just one time.
Franklin Graham is helping raise funds through Samaritan’s Purse under “persecuted Christians USA.” http://www.samaritanspurse.org/donation-items/persecuted-christians-usa/
An attorney affiliated with the Alliance Defending Freedom has taken up the case. http://www.alliancedefendingfreedom.org/
Plus normal, everyday people have raised at least $150,000 for them to fight this battle.
They have some heavy hitters behind them. This will be a huge test case for religious liberty.