I went to a Stand With Orlando rally last night. A tremendous crowd — 750 people, on such short notice -— especially for Johnson City, TN.
The MC told the crowd “Today, we’re all gay— today we’re all LGBT”: an identity of perversion, and I do not believe in that. The song chosen to warm up the crowd was “Imagine” (”Imagine there’s no country -— no possessions -— no religion —— no Heaven”): a creed of denials, and I do not believe in that, either.
I believe the Word of God will stand forever, and His Word is what I had on my sign: “Thou Shalt Not Kill.” And I got a lot of “Thanks-you’s” and huge hugs from mascara’ed boys gone silly and sloppy women gone butch. It all goes to show that, despite what divides us, it’s possible to share a degree of respect and understanding.
And you know what? I believe in that.
In my home state, there was at a church in downtown Hartford, that is run by the Francisians which ministers to people who are lgtb and seen from an e-mail they had a special memorial mass for those killed.
We hold these truths to be self-evident:
That all men are created equal; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights; that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness; that, to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men...<.i>
Can you identify with the above statement?
Americans should not live in fear of being slaughtered, no matter who they are.
It's clear that our current government has fallen down on its responsibility to secure the above rights.
Like or dislike homosexuality, there is a bigger problem to deal with.
They should have just gone with the Josie Cotton hit, "Johnny Are You Queer?" which the homosexuals have now adopted as a theme song.
If only he imagined a bullet proof vest. Or standing behind Yoko Ohno.