[TruthBeforeAll]

Carrie Prejean was right-on in her response. I never said otherwise. I don’t quite get the whole Christian boob job / beauty queen thing, but whatever, I give her all the creds in the world.

I also was not critical of the young man for defending marriage. My only point was, he got set up by the lady, and telling her his opinion without being asked played into her hands.

I certainly wasn’t implying that he should have denied his Christianity in any way in order to save his job or anything else. Which is what I gather you think I meant. My whole point was that he should have realized she was trying to trap him and I thought he could have found a way to let her know his opinion without it leading to him getting fired.

Besides, neither one of them mentioned Christ in their initial responses that I’m aware of, and, there are plenty of non-Christians who do not believe in gay “marriage”.

Regardless, he will no doubt end up better off and we now know where that store stands on the issue. So, maybe he was wiser than I gave him credit for.

[mlizzy]

I agree, Carrie Prejean's answer was right-on. It seems most everyone listens to pretty people more intently. That's why Mother Teresa, who said, "the fruit of abortion is nuclear war," was mostly ignored, yet, we've had abortion for well past 30 years now in America and if nuclear war isn't at our doorstep, I haven't been reading FreeRepublic closely enough.

But back to this cat who got canned. Yes, of course, the lesbian manager was goading him. And he could have just walked away, but I'm happy he didn't because it is a good situation not so much for HIM to learn by, but for US to learn by. Because things of this nature are going to go on and get worse and worse (unless we pick up rosaries and pray and pray) ... until our next civil or "nuclear" war.