…is a huge tissue of lies that get repeated because they are useful lies.

In addition to concocting hoaxes in which gay people say horrible things about themselves in order to elicit sympathy for themselves and focus public hatred on non-existent people or viciously maligned innocents, the other curious habit of gay agitprop masters is their strange tendency to attack people for being gay. So we had Andrew Sullivan constantly claiming that Benedict XVI was gay as though that was, you know, a bad thing and you get the repulsive spectacle of Dan Savage, the apostle of the Anti-Bullying Movement, bullying a bunch of Christian high school kids and calling them “pansy asses” for refusing to sit there and take it on the chin from him.

The weird pattern of self-loathing that gets projected on to others by gay bullies is a spectacle to behold.

Oh, and look! Here is another story of “persecution” that does not pass the smell test.

Sorry, but after this lie

and this

and this

And this

And this

And this

And this

And this

And this

And this

And this

…I feel no particular obligation to instantly credit the story that Simcha Fisher very rightly doubts.

Violence against gay people is evil–rather like violence against the unborn is evil. No doubt gays who do this stuff tell themselves they are morally indistinguishable from people who hid persecuted homosexuals from the Gestapo (that beloved excuse all liars deploy to turn the sin of lying into a shining virtue). But still and all, fighting the evil of violence by lying is the absolute surest way of making sure that people will assume that, whatever you say, you are a liar and should be tuned out and ignored.