Gay Rights or the Republicans you decide!

Jordan at GayAmerica | 11/04/02 | Unknown

[TC Rider]

The link you provided appears to have nothing to do with political advocacy. I find this posting to be suspect.

I stand by what I posted. It may be a hoax. I don't know. As I said in my original post, feel free to draw your own conclusions. I didn't write it, my wife didn't write it, she does not think the people who forwarded it to her wrote it.

It was making the rounds of her USPS office. I posted it as found. Gay America appears to be a 'real' site.

What part of it do you think does not accurately reflect the gay agenda?

[goodieD]

The people calling foul on this one are gay lovers who want to deny the truth of gay america. To them, gays don't cause AIDS, gays haven't pushed for inroads into schools and kids organizations..it's all a big 'fairy tale' I guess..NOT!

[TC Rider]

Imagine a similar email posted on a liberal site in which the poster claimed to have recieved an email (and I have no doubt you really did receive this email) from Jay at GunsAmerica which contained phrases like "Wouldnt it be great to have an assualt weapon in every neighborhood?" or "Wouldn't it be great to know your children were being taught be teachers that were proud members of the NRA?"

I have no problem with these statements at all.

As for the comment:

or best of all "Wouldn't it be great to have every bad word spoken against us made criminal?"

I've had some direct experience where any harsh words spoken against gays is reported as a hate crime. Specifically, someone honking or flipping off the driver of a car sporting a rainbow sticker, after said driver cut them off, is reported as a hate crime.

If you visit the FBI pages on hate crimes, you'll see the majority of 'assaults' on gays are verbal. I'm convinced they not only want to live their lifestyles, they want to criminalize any criticism of it.

Go HERE. Scroll down to page 14 and you'll see that the largest number of hate crimes against gays is 'intimidation' or hate speach.

I've linked to the 2000 numbers, you're welcome to read the results going back years, it's all the same.

[Mr. Mojo]

It used to be a crime to be homo and it still should be. Shove em back in the closet,this time LOCK THE DOOR!

An island in the So. Pacific would do just fine .....like what we used to do with lepers.

[Interesting Times]

Wouldn't be wonderful if every word that attacks our rights was a crime!

...so if you're a Nazi who hates the idea of free speech, be sure to vote Democrat...

[GUIDO]

I got a recorded message today when I answered the phone. Not remembering word for word, she said RON KIRK supports same sex marriage, gay rights, gay adoption and to vote for a man that is for the people, VOTE RON KIRK. I was mortified because when the message first began I thought it was from the Cornyn campaign listing the negatives and nope it was ron kirks campaign office actually proud of this stuff. I am in Texas and I hope they continue to make these calls to people like me. I was totally disgusted and this made me even happier that I voted for CORNYN for Senate this past Friday absentee.

[Siobhan]

Thank you, Diago, for flagging this article to my attention. This definitely takes me far beyond "Banshee"!

Pinging...Pinging....Pinging

I vote Catholic.

Vote Pro-Life!

[nickcarraway]

Monday, Nov. 4, 2002

Giuliani Slams Gay-Bashing Democrats

Oh, those Democrat hypocrites: In safe places such as San Francisco, L.A. and New York City, they brag about how pro-homosexual they are. But in the heartland they're as homophobic as they accuse Republicans of being.

Recently the Dems used a phony gay smear against a GOP candidate for U.S. Senate in Montana. Now former New York City Mayor Rudolph Giuliani is lashing back at Democrat bigotry in South Carolina.

Alex Sanders, the Dems' foundering nominee for U.S. Senate, had ridiculed Giuliani for living with two longtime homosexual friends, Howard Koeppel and Mark Hsiao, while he was dating girlfriend Judith Nathan during his separation from ex-wife Donna Hanover, the New York Post noted today.

Sanders called Giuliani "an ultra-liberal" during a recent debate with the Republican candidate, Rep. Lindsey Graham, who has been endorsed by Giuliani.

"His wife kicked him out, and he moved in with two gay men and a Shih Tzu," Sanders jeered. "Is that South Carolina values?"

Giuliani pointed out on ABC's "This Week": "If a Republican did that, it would have been major news ... that Republicans are small-minded, petty, they're prejudicial. I do think there's a double standard."

The media establishment has been remarkably quiet about Sanders' comments; the rest of the Democrat establishment has been silent.

[sneakers]

Hoax or not - I received the same e-mail yesterday. I almost responded but didn't want to risk the chance that it was real and getting my mail box filled with nasty responses. These people are completely perverted.

[Steve0113]

you're just a 'breeder'.

True, but it sure is fun.

[sheltonmac]

Well, Bush and the Republicans aren't exactly fighting the homosexual agenda tooth and nail...

http://www.chuckbaldwinlive.com/bushhomosexualagenda.html

[Destructor]

"President Bush and a Republican House of Representatives are all that stand in the way of gay marriage becoming legal in America, the legal lowering of the age of sexual consent, and the final elimination of "sodomy" laws in all fifty states."

Thank God for the Republican Party!

[Askel5]

Good call.