At least, according to Brian Brown, who sees his paycheck vanishing:
All the buzzwords in one screed.
And just reading through, it's really 85% BS and 15% filler. ("Just imagine all the horrible things that might happen, maybe, someday, in a universe far away. I can imagine them -- why can't you?") And noting the catalogue of horrors perpetrated on god-fearing "Christians" under gay marriage -- oh, wait: most of those cases happened in states where same-sex marriage isn't legal. Those people were in violation of existing anti-discrimination laws. I guess the take-away is that "Christians" are above the law. Of course, that's a pillar of certain brands of the religion: there's no impetus to live a decent life and behave kindly and generously to your fellows, because, no matter what kind of creep you've been, Jesus will forgive you.
And as for Pappy Duck -- please. That train left the station ages ago.
The problem with being a one-trick pony is that if your one trick doesn't work, you're screwed.
(I like ponies, and if I had a one-trick pony, I would make sure it knew I loved it just as much as the ponies that knew two tricks. But then, ponies don't make their living hating people.)
All the buzzwords in one screed.
And just reading through, it's really 85% BS and 15% filler. ("Just imagine all the horrible things that might happen, maybe, someday, in a universe far away. I can imagine them -- why can't you?") And noting the catalogue of horrors perpetrated on god-fearing "Christians" under gay marriage -- oh, wait: most of those cases happened in states where same-sex marriage isn't legal. Those people were in violation of existing anti-discrimination laws. I guess the take-away is that "Christians" are above the law. Of course, that's a pillar of certain brands of the religion: there's no impetus to live a decent life and behave kindly and generously to your fellows, because, no matter what kind of creep you've been, Jesus will forgive you.
And as for Pappy Duck -- please. That train left the station ages ago.
The problem with being a one-trick pony is that if your one trick doesn't work, you're screwed.
(I like ponies, and if I had a one-trick pony, I would make sure it knew I loved it just as much as the ponies that knew two tricks. But then, ponies don't make their living hating people.)
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