My comment was about honoring the faith of a soldier fallen in Afghanistan, Patrick Stewart, for our national interest, on a private individual grave. Captain Humayun Khan lost his life in service. We have the right to religious choice in this country. Why wouldn't we honor anyone's choice of faith. Good grief. Billy graham's body was just up at the U.S. Capitol and there was a big governmental hoopla and politico barfing over a southern baptist, complete with limos, and he didn't even die in service.
This thread is about a mentally ill sicko, and Wicca is not a religion, and neither is Islam. Just because some weirdos claim they are doesn't mean anybody else has to pretend they are, any more than we have to pretend this freak harassing a cop is a woman and not just a annoying tard.
Unbelievable. Wicca and Islam are religions, the same as any bastardized thing that some imbecile like tony perkins can make up is. What constitutes a religion is not for you to say. If you choose to dislike LGBTs for whatever psychological reason that you choose this, that's your business.
You definitely have some crossover dealings with LGBTs between your version of religion and their sexual orientation, completely disregarding the religious beliefs and affiliations of LGBTs themselves.I don't recall any poll being taken of religious beliefs of LGBT people, and I can't speak for them except to note that I know of a gay man who is very reverent and teaches Sunday School. I also do know that a gay man founded a Christian denomination so that Christian LGBT people could worship freely.
Your individual opinions are your own, but if you attempt to do something to harm LGBTs and their rights, or do so to any other group of people, defined by sex, sexual orientation, or religion, it definitely is our business.
You count, but only as one individual amount hundreds of millions. You count only as much as a gay or lesbian person marrying, a Wiccan priestess, a Muslim mother. You have grown too big for your britches, sonny. You have absolutely no right to ride a high horse in American society.