Them Homophobes In Houston Done Be Kickin' It Up

Started by stromboli, November 03, 2014, 01:46:09 PM

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stromboli

http://www.pinknews.co.uk/2014/11/03/us-thousands-rally-for-religious-freedom-against-houston-equal-rights-law/

QuoteThousands of anti-LGBT activists gathered in Houston, Texas on Sunday evening to rally against Houston’s equal rights ordinance.
The “I Stand Sunday” event, hosted by Grace Community Church, saw support from notorious anti-gay guests and speakers, including Mike Huckabee, Todd Starnes, and Duck Dynasty’s Phil Robertson.
The pastor of Grace Community Church, Steve Riggle, was one of the five who originally challenged the Houston Equal Rights Ordinance (HERO)
According to ThinkProgress, several attendees wore shirts which read: “We Reserve The Right To Refuse Service To Homosexuals.”
Phil Robertson, speaking at the event, made a joking reference to the trans-inclusive aspects of the legislation.
He said: “For all you ladies in Texas, trust me when I tell you this. When you’re seated in your restroom, putting on your Maybelline, when I need to take a leak I’m not going there.”
An introductory video also featured Pastor Willie Davis, who said: “How can you call something equal when it divides? How can you call something right when it’s all wrong?”

Meanwhile, LGBT activists campaigned against the event by holding a “Positive Impact Day,” in which they spent the afternoon collecting winter clothes for the homeless.

A court challenge to Houston’s equal rights ordinance will be heard in January.
Anti-equality activists in July submitted boxes of around 31,000 signatures to block a planned LGBT equality law â€" above the threshold of 17,269 required to send it to a public vote.
However, the tactics of campaigners gathering signatures were strongly criticised, with church groups claiming it would allow ‘men dressed as women’ to attack people in bathrooms.
In addition, the TransAdvocate accused them of collecting “fraudulent” signatures from people who are not registered to vote in Houston.
Last week, the daughter of the Mayor of Houston was refused a driver’s license by the Texas Department of Public Safety because she has two mothers.

I don't think the people of Houston have quite grasped the concept of what "equal" means.

Solitary

Why would these idiots think a transsexual would want to attack women?  :wall: What a bunch of bigoted haters. I wish they'd all move to the Middle East and Russia and find out what discrimination means there, and what "Equal" rights means here. I wish most of Texas would leave the Union, and all the bigoted, hateful, and prejudice racist, and homophobes would move there.  :axe: :wall:
There is nothing more frightful than ignorance in action.

Atheon

"Religion is regarded by the common people as true, by the wise as false, and by the rulers as useful." - Seneca

the_antithesis

Sure seems to have a lot of hate for a loving god.

stromboli

I think Huckabee and Sarah Palin should breed and have offspring. The resultant Orang-Utans would be reverse proof of evolution.

(edit) oh, sorry. I meant monkeys. don't want to insult Orang-Utans.

Hydra009


stromboli

I think this cartoon kind of nails it....

           

Solitary

GOOD ONE! You hit it right on the head.  :dance: :lol: Solitary
There is nothing more frightful than ignorance in action.

The Skeletal Atheist

I really wish I could go to Houston just to open up Grindr.
Some people need to be beaten with a smart stick.

Kein Mehrheit Fur Die Mitleid!

Kein Mitlied F�r Die Mehrheit!

Munch

I read about this on pinknews. The oh so loveable fundies in Houston feel oppressed because they are being forced to be accepting of people's differences.


'Political correctness is fascism pretending to be manners' - George Carlin

stromboli


Hydra009

*wants to believe that the sign actually says "We hate niggardly spending" *

stromboli

Quote from: Hydra009 on November 05, 2014, 09:34:40 PM
*wants to believe that the sign actually says "We hate niggardly spending" *

Sorry about that. That stuff is a shock to people who didn't see it happening. The violence and hate isn't diminished on black and white TV. I was in junior high about that time. What is happening in Houston right now is the same bigotry with a different target.

dtq123

TEXAS! FULL OF TEX-ASS HOLES XD
That type of behavior isn't exactly over in the US yet either, and the guy on the far left looks like he's jerking off   :rotflmao:
A dark cloud looms over.
Festive cheer does not help much.
What is this, "Justice?"

Green Bottle

Quote from: stromboli on November 05, 2014, 09:21:00 PM


Wasn't all that long ago. I can remember it.
Look at them all , so happy to be in the picture, wonder how many of them looking at that pic today would cringe and be ashamed of them selves ? mibbe none of them but i suppose there mite be 1 or 2.....
And the guy far left is definitely ''handling himself''    :shifty:
God doesnt exist, but if he did id tell him to ''Fuck Off''