Gay Activists Tirade Against Mormon Restaurant Owner

Bigotry is defined as: "intolerance towards those who hold different opinions from oneself."

In California, bigotry from the "No on 8" side has been widespread, venom and hate spewed forth, vandalism, destruction of property and endless thievery of yard signs.

Anti-Religious Bigotry in England resulted with William Tyndale burned alive in the 16th century for printing the English Bible. This was the "tolerance" for religion in England that pushed boatload after boatload of Englishman to the eastern seaboard of the United States, seeking freedom.

Thomas JeffersonJefferson swore eternal hostility toward any form of tyranny upon the mind of man:

"I have sworn upon the altar of God eternal hostility against every form of tyranny over the mind of man."

Religious Liberty was of the highest order and concern to these colonists, and the very first of their spelled out "Bill of Rights" reads:

"Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances."

So, the First Amendment was to keep the damned hand of government tyranny off of religion, for "Congress shall make no law" concerning religion, and neither shall the damned Soviet Courts in the United States today. Prop 8 was not an "anti-gay" measure, but a 1st Amendment measure to protect religion from the wicked courts who are hostile and seek an inroad at slaughtering the First Amendment. Judges the ilk of Governor Lilburn W. Boggs of Missouri with his infamous "extermination order" against the Mormon's are ready and anxious to criminalize religion if they can do so.

An example of these most wicked courts. Recently, the Soviet US District Court in San Francisco ruled that "parental rights are severed" when a child crosses the threshold of the school. Where did this Stalin/Mao/Hitlarian ruling come from? Straight from a tyrannical hell, a US Court that is as un-American as anything you hear of today. People 30 years ago would have laughed you to scorn if you would have predicted a court ruling could take place in America that followed the Marxist ideology of the USSR. But, here we are. Such Soviet rulings have been made and will continue to be made. That ruling enforced a plank of the Communist Manifesto.

Respecting religion and the "free exercise thereof," churches absolutely must defend against these damned, wicked courts who now "make law" which the 1st Amendment prohibits Congress from doing, regarding religion.

I hope, in a nutshell, this explains the real issue. What a damned lie to say this is "hate filled" by churches. Churches did not start this battle, but they shall be destroyed if they don't stand up and defend the 1st Amendment. It is their defense against hate filled judges who will begin criminalizing churches as soon as they can get an inroad to do so. Marriage as defined as a "man and a woman" is a buffer against such tyranny upon the 1st Amendment. Gay people can have every right and do so under the law. The only difference is their "domestic unions" are not given the legal definition to be a "marriage" which protects churches from a ruthless tyrannical government hell bent upon legislating it into oblivion by the Secularist High Priests of the State Religion of Secularism---the Judges.

Mormon's, more than any other people on earth today, perhaps, ought to know what governments can do, for in the 19th Century, the US Federal government sought to "destroy the LDS Church as an institution" as Gordon B. Hinckley expressed a while back. It is true, murder of leadership, their imprisonment, lootings, rape, robbings, plunder, seizure of assets, burning of temples, shutting down of temples, "extermination orders," it's all been had before, and is prophesied to transpire again. We're fools to let it come about easily by not seeking to ensure the 1st Amendment is of force, keeping judges damned hands from "making law" against religion and "the free exercise thereof." Thus, those crying that this is an unfair fight at "denying rights" from gay couples are liars, and the best line sophistry sold in the 2008 election year.

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[pegomez]

I was born into a Mormon family, and finally left the religion when I got old enough to act on my own opinions and beliefs. I can say this gives me a better perspective on what motivates Mormon behavior. The gay issue still perplexes me. Mormons have a strong belief in "free agency," which means that man is free to do as they chose, and will be judged for it in the afterlife. So why not lay of the gays then? Even if you don't agree with their lifestyle... let them be. I don't get it.

[TaneishaRed1990]

anyone who supported Prop 8 should be like the KKK and wear a hood over their heads. It's only appropriate.

[quiquar]

Standing up for your beliefs is important BUT not to victimize, abuse or hate. There's no way the Lds church would make anyone donate money if they didn't want to.

I don't hate gays. I don't agree with their lifestyle but as a Mormon we must allow others to worship how where or what they may. Which includes choosing whatever lifestyle they choose without judgement or hatred. Mormons have rights too. Leave them alone. They're following what they believe, it's different. Just get over it.

[danewage]

@durhamdf True, one of the signs of the coming of Messiah (1st or 2nd coming depending on your beliefs) is that Israel would be gathered again unto her own lands, so it's in everyone's best interests that Israel stays where it's at (assuming you want Messiah to come).

[durhamdf]

@danewage yeah that I would agree with. ALthough I have to say that a minority of the evangelical christians just support Israel because they want Jews to leave America for Israel as they believe that this is a sign of the rapture. But yes, today obviously Jews are far less oppressed in Western nations with Christian majorities

[danewage]

@durhamdf the sad truth of it, is it's still going on. Since the UN established the Jewish state of Israel, they've been undermining Israeli interests. I agree with you that something is moving the world against Jews in general and Israel specifically. Yes, Christianity has not done Jews much of a service in earlier years, but they have proven to be a fairly staunch ally in recent times, out of love or guilt has yet to be seen, but it seems genuine.

[durhamdf]

@danewage THey did, it wasn't taken to the same level but most Americans and Europeans were just as anti-semitic as the average German at the time of the holocaust. I agree though that religion didn't cause the holocaust, but organized religion, the catholic chirch in particular, sure as hell didn't do anything to stop it or even speak out publicly against the atrocities committed by the Germans. Call it self-preservation, that doesn't make it any better in my book

[danewage]

@durhamdf a perversion of religion may have attributed to the environment in which the Holocaust would was allowed to happen, but religion itself is not the cause. Nowhere in Holy writ is it stated that Jews should be punished for the death of Jesus. In fact, the very first Christians were Jewish converts. But if it were merely about a religion, Jews wouldn't have had such troubles in all the non-Christian lands they were sent to, excepting a universal distrust occurring.

[durhamdf]

@danewage I don't recall blaming any particular religion for the holocaust or mentioning the holocaust in my comments to this video. Although since you bring it up, I would argue that religion had everything to do with the holocaust. Jews were the most scapegoated people's on earth and much of this is due to the catholic church's retarded insistence that Jews had murdered Jesus and the general hatred christians of all types had for all non-christians at the time. Soo yeah, religion palyed a role

[danewage]

@supermonkey100 your family and friends love you, yet I'm sure you could recall a few times they wouldn't just stand idly by as you do something they think is wrong or stupid.

[danewage]

@durhamdf the Holocaust occurred because of an athiestic sociopath, and a bunch of apathetic nations who "didn't want to get involved". Religion had nothing to do with it.