KSHB: Members of the Human Rights Campaign and Soul Force held a prayer vigil outside the International House of Prayer Sunday . . . They delivered Pastor Lou Engle a petition with 70,000 signatures condemning his support of making homosexuality a capital offense in Uganda. Pastor Engle has publicly defended the African country's controversial "kill the gays bill."
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They also need to confront Annie Presley on HER bigoted remarks against Gays, Catholics and Jews.
ReplyDeleteYou know not that I am a homophobe but I really want bigotted voters to know that I respect their right to spew uglyness based on fear, ignorance and hate. As a matter of fact if you want to make someone's work-life a living hell because you are homophobic, I really do not think it is up to me to say anything. I really just want the retrograde losers who dominate the far North and far South of this town that they can count on Scott Taylor to look the other way and remain blissfully ignorant to the harmful ideas that they hold true.
ReplyDeleteJust remember that when you go to the polls tomorrow. Scott Taylor does not give a damn about basic human rights or civil equality so any old bigot can feel safe voting for Scott Taylor.
Scott Taylor does not care about much of anything, because to care you have to actually know about those things, and Scott Taylor gives empty suits a bad name.
ReplyDeleteHe will be a great step down from the cluelessness of his wife, which is a mind boggling thought.
In a democracy, you get preciselu the government you deserve.
Sadly, there are so many people that haven't made the link between Taylor and his wife.
ReplyDeleteScott Taylor has not an opinion on anything, rather he "agrees with the previous comments" and doesn't have any new ideas.
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