Nes Headline: More un-Christian Behavior from Conservatives Who Hate Gay People

Family Taxpayers Network Headline: LaBarbera: “Day of Silence is Educational Malpractice“

Heterosexually, FTN’s Political Radar notes their belief that:

Like it or not, how a person responds to inner impulses and how they choose to behave is and always will be an appropriate subject for moral judgment.

Nes finds it bittersweet that he passes FTN’s immoral social test. Nes is sad to see FTN has such a discriminatory, hate-filled test in the first place — let alone such a bigoted social test coming from a group professing a higher moral ground. Nes remembers reading in history books of social and civic tests and other discrimination against citizens of color during an earlier point in our nation’s history.

Nes points out that FTN and gay-bar “investigator” Petey LaBarbera choose to be hate-filled heterosexuals.

Outrageously, FTN calls on state legislators to do something to end the “Day of Silence” but with the other side of their mouth FTN claims it should not be a matter of public policy:

How a person prefers to have sex is their problem — not a matter for public policy and certainly not an appropriate subject for propaganda purposes in taxpayer funded classrooms.

Your Illinois Reason blogger fails to see the “Day of Silence” as propaganda. Your Illinois Reason blogger explains that it is actually a day to remember those who have been discriminated against by hate-filled anti-gay radicals; some of whom have even killed gay folks simply because they hated them so much. Sadly, FTN and Petey LaBarbera encourage such acts against gay people with their vitriolic rhetoric.

Your Illinois Reason blogger points out that most of the public policy in this country and the various states discriminates against gay people (at least in terms of those laws which the Supreme Court has not struck down).

Sadly, FTN and gay-bar “investigator” Petey LaBarbera are unlikely to realize mainstream Americans see their hate-filled rantings for the venom it is.