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The gay fascists went crazy on yelp to destroy a business that dared to say it would not cater a gay wedding. Here is part of the story, then you can check out what they are doing on yelp. Gays no longer want to just lead their lives and be left alone. They really do want to destroy Christianity and any business that will not find what they do to be wholesome. ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ http://www.yelp.com/biz/memories-pizza-walkerton FROM THE STORY: http://www.abc57.com/story/28681598/rfra-first-business-to-publicly-deny-same-sex-service

BEGIN TRANSCRIPT RUSH: Folks, you know, this Brendan Eich situation, Mozilla and the militant gay fascists and so forth? I've been doing a lot of thinking about this over the weekend, because one of the things that, as you know, may even be a near obsession with me, is to constantly devise ways to inform, teach, instruct, whatever, people about liberalism and how it works. For some reason, I really think that that matters. For some reason, my instincts are telling me to follow this trail in addition to talking about all the absolute dire consequences of liberalism. So much...

Upland, CA August 1, 2012 It was an exciting day at the Chick-Fil-A in Upland, CA. Hundreds and hundreds of great Americans came out to support the 1st Amendment. I arrived at 11:37am and it took me almost an hour to get a bag of chocolate chip cookies. I haven't eaten meat or fowl since 1991, but I had to go there and support them. Inside, the line wrapped around like a Disneyland ride. Had the fire marshal been called, he would have probably made many people leave. No short tempers and everyone was very friendly. The traffic jam was...

Declaring "no mob veto," a full-page ad in the New York Times on Friday denounced the "violence and intimidation" directed at members of the LDS Church who supported California's ban on gay marriage. "When thugs ... terrorize any place of worship, especially those of a religious minority, responsible voices need to speak clearly: Religious wars are wrong; they are also dangerous," reads the advertisement paid for by the Becket Fund for Religious Liberty, based in Washington, D.C. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has come under fire from gay rights activists across the country since coming out in...

The California Supreme Court's surprising announcement that it will quickly review the legality of Proposition 8, banning gay marriage, has prompted growing speculation that the four judges who found a right to gay marriage in the state Constitution in a May ruling will quickly throw Prop. 8 out. If that happens, watch out for a "barn-burner of an election -- the biggest thing this state has ever seen," says recall election guru Ted Costa. Costa says he's already been contacted by some of the folks who would seek to recall Ronald George, Joyce Kennard, Kathryn Werdegar and Carlos Moreno if...

A Canadian stand-up comedian will face a human rights tribunal hearing after a woman complained she and her friends faced a "tirade of homophobic and sexist comments" while attending one of his shows. In a decision released this week, the B.C. Human Rights Tribunal ruled there is enough evidence to hear the case of Vancouver woman Lorna Pardy against Toronto comedian Guy Earle. Zesty's Restaurant in Vancouver, where the May 22, 2007, show took place, was also named in the complaint. The restaurant has since closed.

It is imperative that he vetoes this bill since he says he represents the people, this was an intitiative that passed by 62% and he is trying to run the state by initiative. If he doesn't he would be done as governor because it would be hypocritical to sign something that overrules what the people voted.

Gay leaders try to reframe struggle for marriage rights/They'll reach out to Middle America Washington -- From adopting a NASCAR dad to embracing the moral rhetoric of the 1960s civil rights movement, gay and lesbian leaders are rethinking their message and market after last week's sweeping election losses, but they are refusing to retreat on same-sex marriage. The Nov. 2 election was "a wake-up call for gay and lesbian Americans and organizations," Patrick Guerriero, president of the gay Log Cabin Republicans, declared in a new mission statement. "We lost," Guerriero said. "If we listen to those attempting to sanitize or...