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Vote Obama If You Want a “Totalitarian, Pansexual Society” Full of “Disease, Dysfunction and Abuse”

Submitted by Kyle on October 20, 2008 - 3:57pm

Linda Harvey of Mission America, one of those fringe right-wing groups who are obsessed with things like Witchcraft/Neopaganism and Feminist Theology/Goddess Worship and their threat to Christianity, takes to the pages of WorldNetDaily to demand that Barack Obama sever GLSEN Founder and Executive Director Kevin Jennings’s ties to his campaign.

And after he does that, Harvey has a bunch of questions he needs to answer, including:

  • Does Obama believe children are "born gay" and should be able to declare this identity in grade school and join a "gay" club? Kevin Jennings does.
  • Does Obama believe kids can decide at age 9 or 10 that they were born in the wrong body, want to switch genders and have schools support this disorder? Jennings does.
  • Does Obama believe the Christian moral standard that homosexuality is wrong needs to be suppressed and depicted as "hateful" in the public square, including schools? Jennings does.
  • Does Obama believe that if same-sex “marriage” is legalized, this new "law" should be shoved down the throats of all children and their parents via social engineering in public schools? Jennings does.

If we want a totalitarian, pansexual society, with its accompanying disease, dysfunction and abuse, and no room for nobility, goodness and tradition, then we need to make sure we vote for Obama with all his various revolutionary hangers-on, including Jennings.

Even worse, Harvey points to the book “Queering Elementary Education" which she claims has contains not only a “foreword written by Jennings” but also a “blurb on the back from … Bill Ayers.”

I guess that once you realize that, in the Right’s fevered mind, Obama has been surrounding himself with terrorists and pedophilia advocates, you start to understand why they are beginning to freak-out over the prospect that he might actually get elected.

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Folsom Street Fair, Not Just A One-Year Stand

Submitted by Chris on September 15, 2008 - 1:43pm

As we reported last year, San Francisco’s Folsom Street Fair became the subject of a controversy that began when Concerned Women for America took umbrage at this provocative flyer, which they deemed “open ridicule of Christianity.”

Matt Barber urged that “the mainstream media…cover this event with cameras in hand. There's an unbelievable news story here. The Folsom Street Fair is reminiscent of Biblical Sodom and Gomorrah, and the media should document exactly what the city of San Francisco is allowing to occur - in public - in the name of 'tolerance.”

That the media did…or, at least, the story landed on Fox News.

But it doesn’t end there.  Because of the California gay marriage decision, the Right thinks there may be more material to be drawn from the Folsom Street Fair.  As Linda Harvey of Mission America explains, the event is symptomatic of a larger corrupting influence, the “polluting effects of California’s moral decay”:

California’s sexual license is not something we welcome in Middle America.  We don't want same sex 'marriage' legalized, nor to have our children taught to praise homosexuality, as California children now must do after the passage of SB 777 and AB 394. And we don't want naked people having sex in our streets.

Of course, the only way to keep this “corruption footprint” from infecting Middle America is for a few brave souls like Harvey and her allies to wade right into the middle of San Francisco, where they will “protest and expose” the Folsom Street Fair.  For its part, CWA announces that “Peter LaBarbera, President of Americans for Truth About Homosexuality will return to document the street fair's activities.”

It would be amazing if LaBarbera weren’t there, because his entire career seems to consist of attending these types of events.  Nevertheless, he is already at work attacking Joan Rivers for making an appearance, exposing Gavin Newsom’s cheery letter of greeting to fairgoers, and even imagining “the conversation between leather partners Stephane and Jahn before the big event”:

Jahn: “Oh, I wouldn’t live anywhere else. Who wants to live in one of those prudish cities where you they make you wear clothes in public and where you can’t have sex in the streets?”

Stephane: “What’s extra special is that we’re even allowed to bring Thad and Chad, our three-year-old adopted twins, to come on Sunday to join in the fun! They just love to watch.”

Jahn: “Thank the gods for the California Supreme Court and our new right to marriage equality. Now that we’re married it will be so much easier to adopt our next child!”

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'Harry Potter' Fostering 'Anti-Christian Bigotry'?

Submitted by Ezra on July 18, 2007 - 11:16am

Muggles, like Christians, are "anti-magic," notes Mission America's Linda Harvey, who hopes in new book Potter will "repent of his open rebellion against God through sorcery."

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Far Right Uses AIDS Day for Anti-Gay Message

Submitted by Ezra on December 4, 2006 - 4:52pm

Peter LaBarbera, others call homosexuality “pink elephant” in AIDS room. Meanwhile: Christian Defense Coalition questions Rick Warren’s “commitment” to fighting abortion after Obama invitation.

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