It began last week with a single online comment, one critical of a high school display marking Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender History Month. It soon ballooned into a harangue against homosexuality, a "perverted spirit" and a "sin" that "breeds like cancer... Why parade your unnatural immoral behaviors before the rest of us?" a woman who identified herself as Viki Knox wrote on Facebook. "I do not have to tolerate anything others wish to do. I do have to love and speak and do what's right!"
http://www.nj.com/news/index.ssf/2011/10...%29
"The Rev. Milton B. Hobbs, pastor of the non-denominational New Covenant Fellowship in Clark, also said special education teacher Viki Knox is not a homophobe and that her comments, when taken in the context of the Bible, were not false."
http://www.nj.com/news/index.ssf/2011/10...Who is the one being bullied here? When Viki Knox exercised her right to free speech on her own Facebook page... the News and Nation bashed her! The Nation should be more tolerant and support their constitution by allowing her the freedom to share her beliefs as she chooses... but that's not what this is about is it?
It is about how the LGBT agenda has nothing to do with the tolerance they want others to show... turning Facebook opinions into "bashing gays on main-street" ...nowhere did Knox say she hated anyone, only that she disagreed with an agenda being forced in schools and that she believed the Biblical take on homosexuality. I have yet to see people in "strait parades" or picketing a business and schools because people are hetrophobes... and are strait-bashing~!
It seems more obvious everyday that there isn't a freedom or constitutional right that won't be taken or infringed upon to promote the LGBT agenda...
what's being done is nothing less than criminal.
So much for democracy.
UPDATE - 7 months ago
Expressing one's opinion is "hate" but tossing bricks through a Church window isn't???? OK we get the message...
"Brick assault on Christian church not 'hate crime'
Police: 'Strictly by the state statute, it really doesn't fit the criteria'
Arlington Heights, Ill., police told WND they are not classifying an Oct. 15 attack on a church as an anti-Christian "hate crime" after vandals hurled two chunks of concrete through a church window and threatened more aggression if the Christian group refuses to "Quit the homophobic s---!"
http://www.wnd.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.vie...%29