Robertson manages to make that Australian barrister (previous post) seem sane. Fresh off the glorious triumph of the "special rings for transmitting AIDS" fiasco, he's come up with this:
Of course, the ordinance does no such thing. (And it seems everyone jumped on the anti-ordinance bandwagon.)
(Video at the link. I wonder if CBN will try to suppress this one.)
For a summary of a few of Robertson's more outrageous claims, see the story at The New Civil Rights Movement.
Robertson said San Antonio “has gone off the rails” by adopting a non-discrimination ordinance [PDF] which includes protections for sexual orientation and gender identity, and claimed that the new law would lead to Christians being thrown in prison: “This means that if you speak out about your deeply held religious beliefs they will put you in jail or brand you some kind of a class 3 felon.”
“This whole thing is outrageous and that city council should be replaced,” Robertson charged.
Of course, the ordinance does no such thing. (And it seems everyone jumped on the anti-ordinance bandwagon.)
(Video at the link. I wonder if CBN will try to suppress this one.)
For a summary of a few of Robertson's more outrageous claims, see the story at The New Civil Rights Movement.
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