“Laws against homosexual behavior should remain on the books, not to be indiscriminately enforced against anyone who happens to be caught violating them, but to be used when necessary to send a clear message that those who flagrantly violate society's regulation of sexual behavior cannot be permitted to remain as acceptable, equal citizens within that society.” — Orson Scott Card, “The Hypocrites of Homosexuality,” Sunstone Magazine, Feb 1990Yes, another Constitutional scholar.* Let's discriminate against some of the people, some of the time. After all, they are different, which should be a crime in itself. (Why do these fuckers hate our country, its people & our Constitution so?)
Now the title part:
With the recent Supreme Court ruling, the gay marriage issue becomes moot. The Full Faith and Credit clause of the Constitution will, sooner or later, give legal force in every state to any marriage contract recognized by any other state.
No reason for those who disagreed with the winners (Homophobes, for short.) to be treated any differently by the winners. No differently than the treatment the homophobes gave to marriage equality supporters. You remember them, running around screeching about "abominations," the end of Western Civilization, "open rebellion against Gawd's law," yada fucking & so on. It's only fair.Now it will be interesting to see whether the victorious proponents of gay marriage will show tolerance toward those who disagreed with them when the issue was still in dispute.
Orson Scott Card
Who's the "hypocrite" now, Mr. Card?
*Worth a read for its awfulness. And it's revealed that Mr. Card was a theater student, to which we can only respond: "STAND CLEAR: CLOSET CASE PROJECTING!!"
An example:
We Latter-day Saints know that we are eternal beings who must gain control of our bodies and direct our lives toward the good of others in order to be worthy of an adult role in the hereafter.They keep the patriarchal hierarchy thing going into the hereafter? You can be fucked in the actual world & you'll be fucked in the "No, no I won't die ever!!" fantasy hereafter world that motivates/scares the sheep? At least real Xians promise a better deal in the hereafter than here.
Who'd be stupid enough to sign on w/ an outfit that promises you'll live forever, as a — uh, hmm ... umm, urim and thummim, uh, mmm ... we can't figure what one lives on as, because we're not really clear on the "adult role in the hereafter" deal beyond the implication that there are other roles post-existence/reality that may not be as good as "adult." Possibly on a hereafter planet run by someone else, maybe a guy who made so much Earth money his tithing was significant. Funny how things work, isn't it?
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It doesn't surprise me that Mormon Scott Card came out for pedophilia, since his books are basically juvenile fantasies for pedophiles. For example, his most famous book, Ender's Game, is one giant S&M pedophile wank-fest.
Oh wait, you say he came out for "traditional marriage", just like the kiddie-fuckers over at the Catholic Church and Fat Tony the Scalia, their stooge on the Supreme Court? Eh, you know how it goes. All those pedophiles hang together in the end.
- Badtux the Vicious Penguin
Literary Editor:
You've of course seen the comparison of E.G. & A. Hitler's life?
Facile comparison. Not much similarity there, for one thing Ender actually is repentant at the end. That wasn't the point of the book anyhow. You could almost smell the soiled Kleenex as Mormon Scott Card wanked himself while putting his child characters through the most awful S&M situations. I came away from Ender's Game feeling vaguely dirty, as if I'd just read the secret fantasies of a closeted Catholic priest.
Then I checked out a couple of other of Mormon Scott Card's books. Let's see, child protagonist. Check. Child protagonist gets spanked on his bare rear and put through S&M tortures. Check. Moving on...
- Badtux the Reader Penguin
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