[NKP_Vet]

Give as much money as you can afford this Christmas season to the Salvation Army. They are a great charity and have been for over a 100 years. Now the radical sodomites have them in the cross-hairs. The bunch of worthless, degenerate bastards.

[Gay State Conservative]

I refuse to shop at Target since they banned the SA.Thankfully my local supermarket,part of a small local chain,has them out front.Whenever I pass I put in a few dollars.

[Admin Moderator]

Please do not change titles.

[SoFloFreeper]

Sodomy isn’t tolerated in the Christian Salvation Army? Oh the horror.

[brownsfan]

I do not give to charities in the Obamanation.
The Amerikan public has made it’s statement, they want my money, and they want it now. That means I don’t have any to donate, sorry.

[Huskrrrr]

The SA has helped countless men and women turn away from the botlle and needle. God bless you!

[wbill]

Thanks for the reminder, I need to get a check in the mail to them before Dec 31st.

[SoldierDad]

But, but, but, all they want is equal rights, and to be left alone . . . right??? /s

[concerned about politics]

It depends on what you believe is more important. Food pantries and kitchens for the hungry, clothing for the lost and cold, and shelter for the homeless ......... or nasty, hairy butt sex.

For me it's a no brainer. I supprt the Salavation Army hands down.

[SonnyBubba]

You just can’t please these people. Give them an inch and they want nine.

[skeeter]

Every one of the Left's base constituencies are fascist in nature and will resort to violence in a heartbeat if they do not get their way, whatever that happens to mean at the time.

The Gays are no different.

[SeminoleCounty]

I am so tired of these HomoNazis. The Salvation Army is one of the finest peoples out there, and does not deserve this bigotry from HomoNazi Hate Groups

[concerned about politics]

Give as much money as you can afford this Christmas season to the Salvation Army

I never pass a red bucket without putting something in it. I've taught my kids to do the same ever since they were babies.
It took awhile to get my husband conditioned, but now he does it out of habit.

Because it's charity, I have no problem giving at all. During the Christmas season, I have a policy of dropping a $20 each week until I get my shopping done (and I try to start early. This year it's food items though. Food isn't taxed - Starve the beast.).

[ScottinVA]

So the queers, who make up some 3% of the population, refuse to give to the SA. Because they’re offended by the SA’s traditional views on marriage.

Well... similar to the Boy Scouts, they can always start up a homo-friendly parallel organization.

[Little Ray]

I try not go by a red kettle without putting a couple of bucks in it. Might go by the store just drop some off...

[carlo3b]

Wow what a great reminder, at this moment in time.. I was just getting ready to go to Target for Christmas shopping..

I will now take a couple of more miles to go to Walmart, and while I’m there I’ll make sure to drop a few extra buck in the SA bucket.. Screw You Freaks and Queers, I’m up to here with their sickness dominating MY WORLD!

I’m trying to think of other ways to stick it to them, so to speak.. LOL

[Drill Thrawl]

I find it interesting that the famous liberal “tolerance” is really just a one way street.

[miss marmelstein]

Love the Salvation Army! Luckily, they are all over our Sandy-stricken town. I love to put my spare one dollar bills in the little red kettle.

[donna]

Time to file a class action suit against the Gay Lobby for Sexual Harassment.

They are forcing others to participate in their sexual practices and their exhibitionism.

[fatnotlazy]

My father didn’t trust most charities. He thought they were all scams. But he always had high praise for the Salvation Army. During World War II, both the SA and the Red Cross provided cigarettes, toiletries and the like for the troops. However, Dad liked the SA because, unlike the Red Cross, the SA didn’t charge the soldiers for all those supplies. But there was another thing about the SA that Dad didn’t talk about much. Dad, like most soldiers, were young men far from home, missing loved ones and probably scared. The SA provided counsel and comfort for the lonely and anxious servicemen.

My father has gone to his reward, but to honor his memory, I still give to the SA. A good charity. Good people.

And as far as I know, when the SA provides assistance, it doesn’t ask what your sexual orientation is.

[Servant of the Cross]

The Salvation Army began in 1865 when William Booth, a London minister, gave up the comfort of his pulpit and decided to take his message into the streets where it would reach the poor, the homeless, the hungry and the destitute.

William Booth sought only to serve others. The INTOLERANT GAYstapo seeks only to condemn others.