When Dinosaurs Walked the Earth and George W Bush Was a Popular President



It is hard to recognize it was only 10 years ago, in 2004 to be exact, that George W Bush proposed a constitutional amendment banning gay marriage in all 50 states, and as he was re-elected that year, there were ample suggestions that his win was due to having precisely such amendments on the ballot in many states, boosting turnout among evangelicals. But the tide has turned, and after many years of gay bashing, conservative Christians chickens are coming home to roost, as this poll tells us:

Fifty-three percent of voters said they felt favorably toward gays and lesbians, compared to 42% who felt favorably toward evangelicals. Eighteen percent said they felt unfavorably toward gays and lesbians, while 28% reported unfavorable feelings toward evangelicals.

The poll tell us something more, which we already knew.

The poll found that voters who attend monthly or yearly worship services favor legal same-sex marriage by a large margin — 64% and 68%, respectively. By contrast, respondents who attend weekly religious services oppose same-sex marriage by roughly the same margin — 63%.

(Of course “there are people of faith on both side of the issue”-meaning, those whose faith is strongest, are on the wrong side.)

But of course evangelicals, such as the notorious Matt Barber of the Liberty Council (associated with Falwell’s Liberty “University”), are whining louder than ever. And about what? About what has always happened-and is still happening-to gay people can also happen to them. God Himself forbid!

Sadly, many people, even many Christians, think that I and others are using hyperbole when we refer to this sexual anarchist “LGBT” movement as “homofascist” or the “Gaystapo.” I hope you’ll think again. It’s time to wake up and smell the impending anti-Christian persecution. It’s fully at hand. Mozilla CEO Brendan Eich resigned under pressure after gay rights activists demanded that he step down or recant his support of traditional marriage laws. Eich donated $1,000 to support Proposition 8, the California ballot initiative that amended the state’s constitution to define marriage as between one man and one woman. “CEO Brendan Eich should make an unequivocal statement of support for marriage equality,” a Credoaction petition signed by almost 75,000 people said, per The Inquirer. “If he cannot, he should resign. And if he will not, the board should fire him immediately.” On Thursday, Mozilla announced that he had resigned. “Mozilla prides itself on being held to a different standard and, this past week, we didn’t live up to it,” executive chairwoman Mitchell Baker wrote. “We know why people are hurt and angry, and they are right: it’s because we haven’t stayed true to ourselves. We didn’t act like you’d expect Mozilla to act. We didn’t move fast enough to engage with people once the controversy started. We’re sorry. We must do better.” Do you see what’s happening? Did you read that? That’s fear — deathly fear. Fear of a radical, hateful, intolerant, obnoxious, fascist, evil and power-crazed group of sex-obsessed anarchists who demand that we all affirmatively celebrate their deviant and self-destructive sexual sins and unnatural perversions. I’ve often said that these folks want those who speak Biblical truth about human sexuality and legitimate marriage either 1) dead, 2) imprisoned or, if they can have neither of these, 3) marginalized to the point where they can’t even support their families. Check No. 3 off the list. I guess they’re working backwards.

Aside from the “slippery slope” fallacy, what the writing fails to take into consideration is that having a job-CEO or otherwise-is not a right. Mr Eich can have whatever views he pleases-but he may not necessarily have whatever job he pleases. Just ask the gays in the 29 states where you can get fired for simply being gay-and attempts to end this anachronism at federal level are yet to succeed.

Freedom is hanging on by a thread, America, and it is those who worship the sin of Sodom that are determined to finish it off once and for all.

Oh, but he never uses hyperbole!