Allow Me A Moment

Before reading this, please read this blog to get exactly what I'm ranting about: http://blog.dayofsilence.org/2008/04/why-day-of-silence-exists.html. And if you comment asking what I'm talking about, I will rip you a new one for being an incompetent retard.

First off, I'd like to point out that nobody is pushing anything onto anyone. This is a protest. Merely a protest. And as a matter of fact, it's a silent protest. Nobody is holding up picket signs or rioting or going around saying the gay lifestyle is better. And if you know someone who is, if you know a gay person who's going around to every straight person trying to turn him, then by all means bring him to me so I can slap him. Because no lifestyle is better than the other. It's just life, so live it the fucking way you want. And don't try to force other people towards your way of thinking, especially through force. All this silent protest wants is peace.

Onto the subject of religion, which is the counter-argument that everyone seems to throw at you when you mention this. Now, I'm not an avid Bible reader. I try to do my best to be a good person. I follow the Ten Commandments, as well as the Golden Rule, but I am clearly not a man of perfection, and I make mistakes. I apologize for these faults, and I try and forgive myself for my wrong-doings. And as I am not an avid Bible reader, I do not know where in the Bible it speaks out against sexual deviancy, nor do I know if it even clearly defines what sexual deviancy is. For all we know, by sexual deviancy, it merely means screwing a chicken. But what I do know is that it clearly does not say anything about sexual orientation in the Ten Commandments, the laws held above all. And one of those Commandments, and I quote, is "Thou shalt not kill." So even if it does forbid homosexuality in the Bible, killing is still a greater sin. So go ahead. If you're right, and God does punish us, then go right on ahead and kill us. I just can't wait to see you in a deeper ring of hell.

But out of all the scandalous, depraved, and terrible remarks made, this was by far the worst. "...that 15-year-old Larry King pretty much got what he deserved..."

No one deserves to be shot. Ever. No one deserves to be discriminated against for anything, no matter what. These kinds of thoughts are what sparked such events as the Crusades, the Holocaust, the Detroit Riot, the 12^th Street Riot, and so forth. And my friend? Here's something for you to think about. We don't see what we want to see. On the contrary, we want to see less of what we do see. And remarks such as yours does nothing but to clarify, what you call, our perverseness opinion on how the world is run. Perhaps it's you who sees only what you want to see. "Boys should act like boys and dress like boys, and girls should dress like girls"? Yes, so you basically want to go the exact opposite of the sexual equality revolution, hmm? Don't you dare condone the murder of anyone, especially the murder of a teenager, committed by another teenager. To basically praise this boy for his criminal actions is nothing short of disgusting.