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 XPost: edm.general 
 From: SundancingGuy@netscape.net 
  
 ...you really screwed up your response to this post eh, Big Dick Lover?  :) 
  
 Defender of Enormous Manhood wrote: 
 > "Sundance"  wrote in message 
 > news:d84gfn$f5c$1@utornnr1pp.grouptelecom.net... European Gay 
 > Activists Becoming Increasingly Violent, Intolerant of Other Views 
 > 
 > Call Pope Benedict €homophobe, AIDS accomplice€ 
 > 
 > Paris and Madrid, June 6, 2005, (LifeSiteNews.com) - Two events in 
 > Europe indicate that the culture war between those defending 
 > traditional marriage and those promoting same-sex marriage is 
 > continuing to escalate. As Canada€s Liberal government moves closer 
 > to pushing through its same-sex marriage law, Bill C-38, predictions 
 > of resulting social unrest may echo events already occurring in Paris 
 > and Madrid. 
 > 
 > 
 > Look at this - Lifesite is promoting a culture war! 
 > 
 > In Paris, France the Agence France-Presse (AFP) is reporting that an 
 > altercation broke out at the famed Notre-Dame Cathedral on Sunday 
 > when 20 members of the group €Act Up€ gained entry and proceeded to 
 > perform a mock marriage of two lesbians. One of  the activists was 
 > dressed as a priest and pronounced the two women married, while other 
 > members of Act Up chanted "Pope Benedict XVI, homophobe, AIDS 
 > accomplice." 
 > 
 > Oh Lord, is this incitement? Must be. I mean we all know the Pope 
 > shits in the woods, but what about the bear? 
 > 
 > Church security personnel pursued the gay rights activists as they 
 > fled the Cathedral. As a result clashes broke out outside the Paris 
 > landmark, during which Monsignor Patrick Jacquin suffered a minor 
 > neck injury. 
 > 
 > Yes, the Church ran out into the street to cause violence, only they 
 > got sucker punched - serves them right, doncha think? 
 > 
 > Monsignor Jacquin is quoted in the AFP as saying: "They are savages. 
 > I was pushed to the ground and trampled, kicked in the neck. "It's a 
 > scandal for these people to lash out at me and the Pope." 
 > 
 > Yes, the Pope is homophobic and supports the spread of AIDS by 
 > opposing condoms. Facts are facts John. Besides if you want to be a 
 > good gay, you hide int he Church and bugger little boys. Is it the 
 > churches fault these boys are growing up squeelers? Damn fucking 
 > right it's their fault. Whole faggy priesthood. Bummer fuckers all. 
 > Not to mention those gay monks. Brotherly love and all. But once they 
 > get outside the sactuary of the chrch - it's the church that 
 > oppresses them. John? How fucked is that shit? 
 > 
 > 
 > Jerome Martin, the president of Act Up Paris, participated in the 
 > demonstration. Mr. Martin claims the priest had exaggerated the 
 > actual events. 
 > 
 > Well have you read the Bible? Master's of exaggeration. Turned a 
 > Jewish Carpenter into the Son of God....now if that isn't slight 
 > exaggeration, what is exaggeration anyhow? 
 > 
 > "We did not want to be aggressive with respect to the worshipers... 
 > the aggressive security detail wanted to rip up our banner," he said. 
 > 
 > 
 > Of course, the church will use any excuse for violence and war. 
 > 
 > The demonstration took place to mark the first anniversary of 
 > France's first gay wedding, subsequently declared null and void by 
 > French courts, performed last year in the Bordeaux suburb of Begles. 
 > Earlier in the day the Act Up activists had gathered outside Paris 
 > city hall where they denounced homophobia and called for equal rights 
 > for gays and lesbians. 
 > 
 > In Madrid, Spain, it was reported that death threats and slander 
 > against pro-life groups were broadcast over homosexual websites in 
 > response to a planned pro-life protest against a government plan to 
 > make homosexual unions equal to marriage. 
 > 
 > Kinda like what Lifesite does every single day you mean? How quaint. 
 > 
 > The websites contain €clear criminal content€, stated Hazteoir.org, a 
 >  Spanish civil rights watchdog site. The statements made by 
 > homosexual groups could be grounds for legal action against the 
 > moderators of such forums, who "have done nothing to erase these 
 > messages or expel those responsible. 
 > 
 > So Hazteior.org, what is that a hate group? Groups that are human 
 > rights watch dogs don't ignore gay civil rights. You mean like our 
 > governement has done nothing to erase your hateful messages? 
 > 
 > 
 > Hey John have you kept up to date with the new hate laws. I'd get a 
 > legal opinion before you publish anything from Lifesite - they might 
 > get you landed in Jail with their hate messages. 
 > 
 > 
 > "On some Internet forums frequented by these (homosexual) groups, 
 > messages are being posted that openly incite violence against family 
 > organizations, the Catholic Church, and in general, against all those 
 >  who disagree with their claims," the civil rights website reported. 
 > 
 > Well you can only abuse people so much before they have no other 
 > choice but violence. Come on John, push them over the edge, you'll 
 > have your culture wars, your violent senseless deaths, but eventually 
 > you'll kill them all and you won't have to deal with gay marriages, 
 > for well a few generations anyways, until more are born, and you have 
 > to share the world with gays again. You can kill people, you can't 
 > kill an idea John. 
 > 
 > Or didn't you understand the meaning of the Crusifiction? You can 
 > kill the man - not his ideas. 
 > 
 > Gay marraige is here until hell freezes over, well the idea anyways. 
 > Dont you understand, you lost the war before you began it. 
 > 
 > 
  
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