The heads of the pro-gay marriage movement has waged
a vicious “hate” campaign against anyone that dares to oppose their position.
They claim that supporters of true marriage are responsible for violence, bullying,
and a host of other social evils. They complain incessantly about homophobia
and oppression and intolerance and a host of other politically correct evils.
And now one of their followers tries to break the
chains of this (phantom) oppression by trying to strike a blow against a “hate
group,” and they decry
the violence. Not buying it.
The architects of chaos merely reaped what they
sowed. From Dan Savage spewing vitriol to loony mayors screaming about “hate
chicken,” the generals of the same-sex marriage movement created
an atmosphere of fear and terror which caused one of their followers to
snap.
I’d like to believe this incident will cool down the
overheated rhetoric and the talk of “hatred.” But I’m not very hopeful. Within
a week (if not before), this incident will be buried, and the rhetoric of hatred
will continue. And the hypocrisy of accusations of conservative groups “spreading
hatred” will endure.
Speaking of hypocrisy, supporters of same-sex marriage claim that advocates
of a Judeo-Christian view of marriage are hypocrites. They are absolutely right.
It is indeed hypocritical for people claiming to defend traditional marriage to
get divorced, commit adultery, and use contraception. This is NOT a reason to
purge the true definition of marriage, but rather a wake-up call for married individuals
to live faithful lives.
But the supporters of gay marriage should
acknowledge their own hypocrisy. Their tolerance only extends to their own
opinions; their love only for those they support. They claim to decry hatred,
but their hatred of their opponents is palpable.
Another "Washington Deceased" Shooting
ReplyDeleteRe the Family Research Council shooting, it looks like Luke 17's two predicted "days" are becoming one "perviolent" day - and that the misguided critics of FRC don't NoahLot ! (Everyone should Google "The Anti-Chick-fil-A Jihad" and "Dangerous Radicals of the Religious Right.")