Brave New Gay World begins. Today, after the Supreme Court’s twisted ruling, a newspaper in Pennsylvania banned anti-gay marriage op-eds and letters to the editor.
This post was last modified on June 26, 2015

Brave New Gay World begins. Today, after the Supreme Court’s twisted ruling, a newspaper in Pennsylvania banned anti-gay marriage op-eds and letters to the editor.
This post was last modified on June 26, 2015
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The gayKKK has no tolerance. It is on full display each and every day. When a crime is committed against someone who is gay in this area, we are bashed for not solving it in 42 minutes like on TV. Then when it is solved and someone is arrested, then we took long to get them off the street. Its a no win situation when dealing with those on the fringes. That is why my KMA day is coming soon
While I agree with the sentiments in your comment, I'm sitting here laughing at the irony of the context of that last line. Probably be a good idea to take note of the subject matter before tossing that line out in person. Might find yourself surrounded by ardent takers. 8O
Isn't tolerance great?
Yea, Nice the gaynazis visiting and thumbing down posts here.....to show more of their tolerance......
Just add this "publication" as another load of clap trap that I never have, nor ever will, read.
I wouldn't even wipe my butt with it.
I would. Then send them a picture.
The gayKKK has opened up a box that it will wish it hadn't.
How ironic that a paper with Patriot in their name bans dissenting views.
Funny thing is, I don't remember when gay marriage was illegal, anybody saying they couldn't write a letter to the editor.
First Amendment? Gaymafia don't need no stinkin' first amendment.
This is what happened in Canada after it legalized gay marriage. Free speech is no longer a guarantee.
"Free speech is no longer a guarantee."
Just ask Mark Steyn.