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In 2015, the religious right astroturf group One Million Moms called for a boycott of American Girl magazine for featuring a gay couple and their adopted children. The family fired back, but their 11-year-old daughter stole the spotlight with six words.
Their eleven-year-old daughter, Amaya, had a message for One Million Moms as well: “This is none of your business.”
Damn, JUST when you thought these threads were safe from our buddy, PP. Sad to see!That time an 11-year-old girl eviscerated the religious right with six simple words
The religious right astroturf group One Million Moms called a gay couple and their adopted children "sinful." The family fired back, but their 11-year-old daughter stole the spotlight with six words...
In 2015, the religious right astroturf group One Million Moms called for a boycott of American Girl magazine for featuring a gay couple and their adopted children. The family fired back, but their 11-year-old daughter stole the spotlight with six words.
Their eleven-year-old daughter, Amaya, had a message for One Million Moms as well: “This is none of your business.”
You go girl!! Word up!! Tell it like it is!!
That time an 11-year-old girl eviscerated the religious right with six simple words
The religious right astroturf group One Million Moms called a gay couple and their adopted children "sinful." The family fired back, but their 11-year-old daughter stole the spotlight with six words...
In 2015, the religious right astroturf group One Million Moms called for a boycott of American Girl magazine for featuring a gay couple and their adopted children. The family fired back, but their 11-year-old daughter stole the spotlight with six words.
Their eleven-year-old daughter, Amaya, had a message for One Million Moms as well: “This is none of your business.”
You go girl!! Word up!! Tell it like it is!!
That time an 11-year-old girl eviscerated the religious right with six simple words
The religious right astroturf group One Million Moms called a gay couple and their adopted children "sinful." The family fired back, but their 11-year-old daughter stole the spotlight with six words...
In 2015, the religious right astroturf group One Million Moms called for a boycott of American Girl magazine for featuring a gay couple and their adopted children. The family fired back, but their 11-year-old daughter stole the spotlight with six words.
Their eleven-year-old daughter, Amaya, had a message for One Million Moms as well: “This is none of your business.”
You go girl!! Word up!! Tell it like it is!!
They let Hoosier morons on here....Just saying!Damn, JUST when you thought these threads were safe from our buddy, PP. Sad to see!That time an 11-year-old girl eviscerated the religious right with six simple words
The religious right astroturf group One Million Moms called a gay couple and their adopted children "sinful." The family fired back, but their 11-year-old daughter stole the spotlight with six words...
In 2015, the religious right astroturf group One Million Moms called for a boycott of American Girl magazine for featuring a gay couple and their adopted children. The family fired back, but their 11-year-old daughter stole the spotlight with six words.
Their eleven-year-old daughter, Amaya, had a message for One Million Moms as well: “This is none of your business.”
You go girl!! Word up!! Tell it like it is!!
What is sad ,Bubba? What is sad is that you have these ass hats-the one million moms-sticking there nose in where it doesn't belong and denigrating this loving family based on their antiquated and superstitious bull shit.Damn, JUST when you thought these threads were safe from our buddy, PP. Sad to see!That time an 11-year-old girl eviscerated the religious right with six simple words
The religious right astroturf group One Million Moms called a gay couple and their adopted children "sinful." The family fired back, but their 11-year-old daughter stole the spotlight with six words...
In 2015, the religious right astroturf group One Million Moms called for a boycott of American Girl magazine for featuring a gay couple and their adopted children. The family fired back, but their 11-year-old daughter stole the spotlight with six words.
Their eleven-year-old daughter, Amaya, had a message for One Million Moms as well: “This is none of your business.”
You go girl!! Word up!! Tell it like it is!!
What right do these "one million moms" have to tell another person how to raise their kids? If someone had said something against conservative parents and how they were wrong, and the people saying stuff were gay, the Christian right would be hollering bloody hell.
That's because religious folks are cultists. Cultists are NOT OF SOUND MIND.That time an 11-year-old girl eviscerated the religious right with six simple words
The religious right astroturf group One Million Moms called a gay couple and their adopted children "sinful." The family fired back, but their 11-year-old daughter stole the spotlight with six words...
In 2015, the religious right astroturf group One Million Moms called for a boycott of American Girl magazine for featuring a gay couple and their adopted children. The family fired back, but their 11-year-old daughter stole the spotlight with six words.
Their eleven-year-old daughter, Amaya, had a message for One Million Moms as well: “This is none of your business.”
You go girl!! Word up!! Tell it like it is!!
That's it? She said "this is none of your business", and you think that was... what ? Eviscerating?
One Million Mom, a group with religious freedom and free speech, posted an article in their own magazine.
According to the Constitution of the United States, they have the right to do this.
What's the problem?
You don't like that a Christian group called out sin, for what it is. That's fine.
But saying "this is none of your business" doesn't 'eviscerate' anything. You haven't changed any views of any of the 2 billion Christians in the world, and homosexuality will always be wrong, no matter what you say or do.
That's because religious folks are cultists. Cultists are NOT OF SOUND MIND.That time an 11-year-old girl eviscerated the religious right with six simple words
The religious right astroturf group One Million Moms called a gay couple and their adopted children "sinful." The family fired back, but their 11-year-old daughter stole the spotlight with six words...
In 2015, the religious right astroturf group One Million Moms called for a boycott of American Girl magazine for featuring a gay couple and their adopted children. The family fired back, but their 11-year-old daughter stole the spotlight with six words.
Their eleven-year-old daughter, Amaya, had a message for One Million Moms as well: “This is none of your business.”
You go girl!! Word up!! Tell it like it is!!
That's it? She said "this is none of your business", and you think that was... what ? Eviscerating?
One Million Mom, a group with religious freedom and free speech, posted an article in their own magazine.
According to the Constitution of the United States, they have the right to do this.
What's the problem?
You don't like that a Christian group called out sin, for what it is. That's fine.
But saying "this is none of your business" doesn't 'eviscerate' anything. You haven't changed any views of any of the 2 billion Christians in the world, and homosexuality will always be wrong, no matter what you say or do.
I've just celebrated my 41st year as a recovering Catholic and am a devout agnostic.
I did not say that thy did not have the right to say it. But having that right does not MAKE IT RIGHT. Can you see the difference? And I will add the girl also has the right to say what she did.That time an 11-year-old girl eviscerated the religious right with six simple words
The religious right astroturf group One Million Moms called a gay couple and their adopted children "sinful." The family fired back, but their 11-year-old daughter stole the spotlight with six words...
In 2015, the religious right astroturf group One Million Moms called for a boycott of American Girl magazine for featuring a gay couple and their adopted children. The family fired back, but their 11-year-old daughter stole the spotlight with six words.
Their eleven-year-old daughter, Amaya, had a message for One Million Moms as well: “This is none of your business.”
You go girl!! Word up!! Tell it like it is!!
That's it? She said "this is none of your business", and you think that was... what ? Eviscerating?
One Million Mom, a group with religious freedom and free speech, posted an article in their own magazine.
According to the Constitution of the United States, they have the right to do this.
What's the problem?
You don't like that a Christian group called out sin, for what it is. That's fine.
But saying "this is none of your business" doesn't 'eviscerate' anything. You haven't changed any views of any of the 2 billion Christians in the world, and homosexuality will always be wrong, no matter what you say or do.
I did not say that thy did not have the right to say it. But having that right does not MAKE IT RIGHT. Can you see the difference? And I will add the girl also has the right to say what she did.That time an 11-year-old girl eviscerated the religious right with six simple words
The religious right astroturf group One Million Moms called a gay couple and their adopted children "sinful." The family fired back, but their 11-year-old daughter stole the spotlight with six words...
In 2015, the religious right astroturf group One Million Moms called for a boycott of American Girl magazine for featuring a gay couple and their adopted children. The family fired back, but their 11-year-old daughter stole the spotlight with six words.
Their eleven-year-old daughter, Amaya, had a message for One Million Moms as well: “This is none of your business.”
You go girl!! Word up!! Tell it like it is!!
That's it? She said "this is none of your business", and you think that was... what ? Eviscerating?
One Million Mom, a group with religious freedom and free speech, posted an article in their own magazine.
According to the Constitution of the United States, they have the right to do this.
What's the problem?
You don't like that a Christian group called out sin, for what it is. That's fine.
But saying "this is none of your business" doesn't 'eviscerate' anything. You haven't changed any views of any of the 2 billion Christians in the world, and homosexuality will always be wrong, no matter what you say or do.
Lastly, I will point out the Christians do not universally condemn homosexuality, and even if they do considerate a sin, they balance that with the concept of compassion and love.
That time an 11-year-old girl eviscerated the religious right with six simple words
The religious right astroturf group One Million Moms called a gay couple and their adopted children "sinful." The family fired back, but their 11-year-old daughter stole the spotlight with six words...
In 2015, the religious right astroturf group One Million Moms called for a boycott of American Girl magazine for featuring a gay couple and their adopted children. The family fired back, but their 11-year-old daughter stole the spotlight with six words.
Their eleven-year-old daughter, Amaya, had a message for One Million Moms as well: “This is none of your business.”
You go girl!! Word up!! Tell it like it is!!
That time an 11-year-old girl eviscerated the religious right with six simple words
The religious right astroturf group One Million Moms called a gay couple and their adopted children "sinful." The family fired back, but their 11-year-old daughter stole the spotlight with six words...
In 2015, the religious right astroturf group One Million Moms called for a boycott of American Girl magazine for featuring a gay couple and their adopted children. The family fired back, but their 11-year-old daughter stole the spotlight with six words.
Their eleven-year-old daughter, Amaya, had a message for One Million Moms as well: “This is none of your business.”
You go girl!! Word up!! Tell it like it is!!
That time an 11-year-old girl eviscerated the religious right with six simple words
The religious right astroturf group One Million Moms called a gay couple and their adopted children "sinful." The family fired back, but their 11-year-old daughter stole the spotlight with six words...
In 2015, the religious right astroturf group One Million Moms called for a boycott of American Girl magazine for featuring a gay couple and their adopted children. The family fired back, but their 11-year-old daughter stole the spotlight with six words.
Their eleven-year-old daughter, Amaya, had a message for One Million Moms as well: “This is none of your business.”
You go girl!! Word up!! Tell it like it is!!
