Cross Up, Don't Sue!

Blessed are the meek, for they shall inherit the Earth.  Well, there is nothing meek about the militant LGBT community and their praetorian guards in today’s progressive movement.  Shame isn’t exactly a resume enhancer when it comes to these people.  Everyone must accept their homosexual lifestyles even if it means forcing others to violate their conscience and/or religion.

 

Monomaniacal is the best way to describe these 1 percenters.  The LGBT community is so obsessed with their sexuality that they are willing to destroy the livelihood of others as a means to advance their agenda.  Any business that is remotely associated with Christianity has a huge target on its back.  Cross bearers will be forced to cater their weddings and events.  Your religion, be damned.  Your conscience, be damned.  Your lifestyle, be damned.  A Christian business owners’ slogan should be:  Cross up, Don’t Sue!

So when sympathetic Americans defend a besieged business for having the audacity for being Christian while owning a business, the LGBT community couldn’t believe it.   

A couple of years ago, militant gays attacked Chick-fil-A for defending traditional marriage.  Some in the LGBT community were brazen enough to make out in these restaurants.  They seem to enjoy shocking the senses of mainstream Americans, particularly Christians.

What’s next?  Will they parade themselves in front of churches wearing assless pants, while gerbils play peek-a-boo with parishioners attending Sunday services?

Is the LGBT community capable of shame?

 

Source:

http://radio.foxnews.com/toddstarnes/top-stories/christians-say-chick-fil-a-under-siege-by-militant-gays.html

http://weaselzippers.us/219531-vindictive-cbs-reporter-tries-to-get-indiana-pizzeria-fundraiser-shut-down-for-fraud/

Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Wedding Cakes

Americans have a right to life, liberty, the pursuit of happiness and wedding cakes!  Wedding cakes isn’t in the Declaration of Independence?  Surely, it’s in the Bill Rights.  No?  Are you trying to tell me the First Amendment declares we have a right to religious freedom and association, but no wedding cakes? 

In case you’ve been hiding under a rock, (probably in a vain attempt to evade the all-seeing eye of federal government bureaucrats), the state of Indiana and a small town pizzeria have come under attack for defending and espousing religious freedom, to be more particular, Christianity.

Militant gays and their praetorian guards in the media have been hunting down Christians, whom have the audacity to exercise their beliefs beyond the church doors.  If you hang a cross in your business, you’re the one who could be crucified, just ask Memories Pizza.

Progressives would have us believe that businesses are public establishments and owners are mere servants.  After all, you didn’t build that!  If your religion believes a marriage is between one man and one woman and participation in a gay wedding violates your conscience, that’s too bad.

 

Our military has provisions for conscientious objectors.  Your conscription into the Gay Army is nonnegotiable.