It's now the love that won't STFU.
Yep, and that's exactly why I was so angry. These militant homosexuals feel it necessary to inject themselves into every situation and expect their rights to trump the rights of Americans who want to live and raise their kids in a wholesome way. The perversity that is homosexual behavior has become a national plague that has infected every part of our culture, including the church itself, and yes, it enrages me. I make no apology for my rage. I could have perhaps chosen my words a little more thoughtfully, but I didn't. So sue me.
I don't hate homosexuals, but I absolutely hate what they do, and I hate even more that they think they have the right to shove their perverted perspective down the throats of our children...or adults, for that matter. It sickens me. Of course I don't believe they should literally be killed, and I admit that I was indulging in anger-driven hyperbole, and as John O mentioned, it is how I felt, and to an extent, still do. Feelings are not right or wrong. They just are. And if you don't own them, they will own you.
Figuratively speaking however, I do believe they should be, maybe not mowed down, but certainly uprooted and cast out of the public square. They have no place there, nor do they deserve a place, at least not a place that is given in deference to their deviant lifestyle. Individually they should have the same rights as anybody else, but their "right" to practice perversity ends when it violates the right of others, which appears to be what they live for. The majority of the country should not have to be subjected day in and day out to Satan's revelry in decadence.
"This article failed to mention the outrage of the previous thread was basically that gay parents didn't just want to take their kids , they wanted to use the event as a protest."
Yes, exactly. From the article:
"A "gay rights for LBGT families" group plans on creating a public relations firestorm by crashing the annual White House Easter Egg hunt. A group calling itself Soulforce is arranging the event, hoping to steal the spotlight for their groups agenda."
"What you probably don't realize is that the ones posting the violent comments probably were real moonbats."
I have my moments, but truth is, I don't have a violent bone in my body.
"...a somewhat intemperate response by a Freeper to some outrageously provocative article from a gay left lib perspective"
Bingo.
"Whose children will be allowed to participate in the White House's annual Easter Egg Roll on April 17? The sons and daughters of sodomites, if the radical left gets its way."
I could also see Christians being excluded from an Easter egg hunt for their "intolerance."