Posted on 02/15/2010 4:08:25 PM PST by wagglebee
PARIS, FRANCE, February 15, 2010 (LifeSiteNews.com) -- French homosexualist demonstrators had planned to have a "kiss in" in front of Notre Dame cathedral in Paris this Valentine's day. But in response to the protests of a group of young French Catholics and patriots, it was moved away from the church of Our Lady.
The kiss-in was ostensibly meant to combat “homophobia.” The organizer of the kiss-in, Arthur Vauthier, had nevertheless said that it was a "way to challenge the Church, to question the Church on the question of love and marriage between gays and between lesbians." He had furthermore boasted that he was "not afraid of a backlash."
A number of Catholic and nationalist websites and blogs called on Catholics to "respond with courtesy and firmness to the provocation." French Action called on people to help resist the demonstration, stating that "France is not a nightclub."
The police then advised the demonstration's organizers to change its location because of a possible clash between the homosexualists and the Catholics. The event was moved to Saint-Michel, nearby.
Some homosexualist demonstrators, however, decided to go ahead with their plan anyway.
But a group of roughly 200 young Catholics had gathered by the time the homosexualists decided to start kissing each other in front of Notre Dame. The group of Catholics started shouting at the demonstrators at which point the police stepped in between the two groups and moved the gay activists away from the church. A video shows the Catholics, after moving the demonstrators away from Notre Dame, chanting "Habemus Papam!" – or “We have a pope.”
Similar kiss-ins by Catholic or Mormon places of worship have been performed successfully by homosexualists throughout the world.
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French Homosexuals Plan “Kiss-In” at Notre Dame Cathedral
http://www.lifesitenews.com/ldn/2010/feb/10021003.html
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“Homosexualist”?
You notice that they never ever stage a homosexual “kiss-in” in front of a mosque.
I wonder why that is?
The homosexuals just don’t want us telling them what to do in the privacy of their own bedrooms. If we wouldn’t do that we could all peacefully co-exist. Do I need a sarcasm tag?
A long time ago, a FReeper (I wish I could remember who) coined the term “homophasia” (sp?) to denote distaste for homosexuals.
“Homophobia” means “irrational fear of Homosexuals” — distaste and identifying immorality is NOT fear by any definition.
Good for them!
The author of “The Pink Swastika” used that term to denote those who promote the homosexual agenda, whether themselves practicing or not.
Good news.
I need good news.
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Good question!
I thought they meant Notre Dame.....my bet is there are homosexuals kissing there......
"Homosexualist" means a person with a sex-deviant agenda, gay or straight.
By contrast, a person can be a homosexual, but not an activist.
homosexualists, i.e. queers.
Thanks. I understood. I just hadn’t heard the expression before.
No, they meant the cathedral in Paris.
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Watching homosexuals kiss does not combat homophobia, it merely sickens normal people to the point of puking.
This is another example of hypocracy. The homosexual folks feel that they need to ridicule religion because they are ridiculed. In what kind of world does that make sense? Why cant they be accepting of other peoples opinions when others are “forced” to accept theirs? It’s bizzaro world, again.
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