"Kill the Gays"--More homegrown Hate from 'Jesus-Lovers'

Since the nut ball elite of America's religious institutions
can't get away with the level of extremism they would like
here (where there is still some sense of justice left,) they've
been quite content to export their hate and disturbed,
criminal thinking to other countries.

(Yes, that's right; the fanatical evangelicals actually wish
they could do more than they are already guilty of in
persecuting and harming certain among us. Hard to believe.)

Under fire? Their recent ongoing involvement (since 2009) with
a controversial and insane measure to further criminalize sodomy
(and even suspected homosexuals) in Uganda, putting to death or
jailing for life any 'violators.' (American evangelicals have supported
and even instigated this anti-homosexual bill.)

All the top squirrels in the nuthouse, Tony Perkins, NOM leader   
Brian S. Brown, author of 'Purpose-Driven Life' Rick Warren, and
others are all hot and heavy and horny for the Ugandan "Kill the
Gays" legislation.

Money, support, visits to work the crowds into a frenzy, rallying
the natives to recognize homosexuals as a threat to their society
and children...all of this and more in an effort to win folks for the
'cause' as the anti-gay demonization continues.

Not only is there nothing spiritual about these practices, but you
would think they should violate international laws and treaties for
the influence of legislation in another country, or that there would
be restrictions on churches blatantly attempting to bring about the
murder of innocents through funding and encouragement.

Smells like terrorism to me.

Of course several of the dickheads here in the states have
been showing their need to be institutionalized for some time.
Calling for gays to be put on an island, calling for homosexuals
to be deported, condemning people to kill their own children
if they seem gay, blaming gays and lesbians for natural disasters,
and pretty much any ridiculous and spurious crazy thought
you can imagine--and many you can't--have come out of the
mouths of pastors and televangelists and religious right-wingers.

(And just now, Focus on the Family founder James Dobson
has stated that he believes the school shooting on Friday was
a direct result of the godlessness in our culture, brought on by
abortion and gay marriage, specifically. This isn't just stupidity,
it's dangerous rhetoric designed to create a rift and hatred.)

Yes, the majority of the culture are rational and can see
what idiocy it is.

The problem is that the needy, easily-influenced, sheepish
ignoramuses that make up congregations and listening
audience are open to such suggestion (just like their ilk
who listen adamantly to talk radio.)

It seems these folks won't be satisfied until they have implemented
their hate bias into the hearts and minds (and policies) of every corner
of the planet.

"Kill the Gays" history
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Sucks To Be You...If You're Anything Like Rebel Jesus

So many who stand idly by claiming (or allowing others
to claim for them) allegiance to a particular form of
organized religion are actually not practicing members.
Hell, they aren't even believers.


They simply go through the motions of feigning involvement,
or keeping involvement as superficial as possible, spitting
back the appropriate number of affirmative remarks,
making a convincing number of head bobs in mock agreement.
Enthusiasm on cue.


Because they know how the True Believers and head cases
are with abusiveness (and casting out from the inner circle)
anyone who is even assumed to not be a 'team player.'


You must be a robotic supporter, never wavering or going
against a particular community's (which means a few mouthy
pricks') views on what they think God's law should say, according
to them. (Or lie about it, to get what they want!)


Not only do these nosy heifers stay up in your personal
business, gossip mercilessly, and intimidate and terrorize better
than Al Qaeda could ever hope to, but they have shaming and
ostracization down to a science.


Retaliation for perceived betrayal (nonconformity, or committing
one of the church-approved 'unthinkable sins--you know, the
ones the rest of the congregation were able to keep covered up)
can be mild, subtle, or innocuous-seeming in many circles.
After all, especially in small towns, directness and honesty
aren't a big part of church life.


But in many cases, being socially cast off and disparaged
can be so relentless, so brutal, that people's lives are ruined.
The gap between what 'spiritual' people purport to do and what
they actually do is an ever-widening gap that many have fallen
through the crack of.


A rebel's disregard for any portion of church activity or doctrine
(like, say, last Sunday, Father's Day's unprecedented nationally
coordinated second 'plate passing' to gather financial support
to crush gay marriage initiatives) is grounds for alienation within
the church. But, those churches less desirous of drama or conflict
can simply give the cold shoulder until the 'trouble-maker' gets
the picture and 'chooses' to take their unwelcome ass elsewhere.


Questioning teachings, addressing incorrect behavior, and
simply 'making noise' while the crazies are doing their thing
and riding high on their power are all grounds for alienation,
dismissal, abuse, harassment, or worse in more extreme
circles. And religion is nothing if not a breeding ground for
extremism.


So, people say they believe, or act the part to avoid being
the object of conflict or neglect, finding it easier to fly under
the radar and let others be the focus of rage and control
and insanity that every church harbors in their indoctrination
or condemnation fest (or smear campaigns.) Many would rather
live a lie and keep family and friends happy than deal with
their wrath.


After seeing first hand how self-professed 'godly' people act
(and the examples from Phelps, NOM, AFA, and all the
rest get more and more outrageous every day on the news,)
there is no denying that these folks are unbalanced and dealing
with serious mental health issues.

Perhaps, when someone becomes 'born again,' they really
just revert back to ridiculously helpless babies with no clue
how to engage the world.


The evidence seems to support that theory.


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