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This Republican wants a law because ‘I don’t think you should be able to argue’ with Chick-fil-A
He wants the state to ban local governments from refusing Chick-fil-A contracts.
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Christian activists are ‘outraged’ by the gay wedding on ‘Arthur’
Their petition says: “It is offensive to me and my family that [PBS] would glorify the homosexual lifestyle.”
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Pat Robertson says there will be ‘atomic war’ if Christians can’t discriminate against LGBTQ people
He claims God will “vomit” & “get rid of” America if the Equality Act passes, and he thinks it’s likely we’ll get hit with a “solar strike” or “atomic war.”
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America’s ‘kill the gays’ hate preacher just became the first person banned from Ireland
The preacher said that the Pulse shooting victims were “disgusting homosexuals… worthy of death.”
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Dozens of countries banned America’s ‘kill the gays’ hate pastor, but Ireland may let him preach
Anderson has encouraged his congregants to kill all gay people, calling it a “cure for AIDS.”
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The religious right wants to reclaim the rainbow for heterosexuals
Conservative Christians hate that the rainbow has become a symbol of LGBTQ pride. To them, it’s a symbol of God’s impending judgment.
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Dozens of countries just banned America’s ‘kill the gays’ hate preacher from entering
He called Pulse victims “a bunch of disgusting perverts and pedophiles” and encouraged his congregants to kill all gay people, calling it a “cure for AIDS.”
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Mayor Pete is going to hell whether he’s a top or bottom, Christian pundit says
The Christian radio show host wanted to be sure everyone understood that the Bible “is talking about both parts of a homosexual liaison.”
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Watch this terrified antigay Nazi get egged & run away
“Everyone should aspire to have that same level of happiness in their life as egg guy got from splattering the Nazi.”
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This notoriously homophobic pastor has been caught running a hellish private school
The school indoctrinated kids into hating LGBTQ people and punished students by telling their parents they’re gay.
