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Tony Perkins-Can’t Open His Mouth Without Lying

October 13, 2014September 29, 2018 B. John 582 Views 1 Comment FRC, Hands On, KY, Lexington, T-shirts, Tony Perkins

Well, Tony Perkins of the SPLC designated hate group, Family Research Council, just can’t seem to say three words without two of them being lies. And naturally, with all the news lately about marriage equality, he’s been saying lots of words. As usual, anyone business owner who wants to discriminate against LGBT people in violation of local non-discrimination laws is a hero to Tony, but he knows that being honest about it wouldn’t get him anywhere, so he lies.

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More Craziness from Kentucky

March 12, 2013March 12, 2013 B. John 229 Views 0 Comments discrimination, hate, Kentucky, KY, Religious Freedom

It’s not hard to cast Kentucky as a backassword state when they do things like pass a “religious freedoms” law which has no intent other than to allow people to discriminate against LGBT people in cities where non-discrimination regulations have been passed. In order for the bill to be more palatable, the legislators involved in this little scheme made it clear they were targeting gay rights. This was to make the people of Kentucky take their eye off the underlying scope of this bill.

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KY University Kicks Gay Student to the Curb

April 11, 2006September 29, 2018 B. John 161 Views bigotry, Christian Principles, hate, Kentucky, KY, Myspace.com, Ruth Malhotra, University of The Cumberlands, Williamsburg

The University of the Cumberlands in Williamsburg, Ky., has kicked out a sophomore because he revealed he was gay on his MySpace.com page, the Lexington Herald-Leader reported. The university has a policy that says, “Any student who engages in or promotes sexual behavior not consistent with Christian principles (including sex outside marriage and homosexuality) may be suspended or asked to withdraw from the University of the Cumberlands.”