Coolidge/Dawes '24
04-29-2014, 01:29 AM
Article here (http://www.christianpost.com/news/virginia-christians-pledge-40-day-fast-against-gay-marriage-lgbt-advocates-mock-them-hope-they-all-die-from-suicide-118719/).
http://www.washingtonblade.com/content/files/2014/02/Josh_Duggar_and_Victoria_Cobb_and_Allison_Howard_a nd_E_W_Jackson_insert_courtesy_Family_Foundation_o f_Virginia.jpg
Virginia's Family Foundation has drawn the ire of LGBT activists after the organization recently declared a 40-day Christian fast to protect the state's Marriage Amendment, which defines marriage as a union between one man and one woman, from federal interference.
Since declaring the fast, however, the organization revealed on their website that they have been getting some "bizarre phone calls and emails," including one which hoped Christians would all starve to death when they embark on their 40-day "hunger strike."
"I just wanted to stop by and tell you guys that what you are doing is GREAT! I don't want to live in a world where *****s can be as happy as me. Why do they deserve to be as happy as a Christian? They don't even deserve basic human rights, RIGHT GUYS," noted the sarcastic email.
"In fact I don't think the hunger strike is going far enough. Have you guys considered mass suicide? I think that might help get the point across better. Just imagine all of the members of the Family Foundation drinking the magic cool-aid. Look at what it did for the popularity of Jim Jones I hope you starve to death," the email further noted.
http://www.washingtonblade.com/content/files/2014/02/Josh_Duggar_and_Victoria_Cobb_and_Allison_Howard_a nd_E_W_Jackson_insert_courtesy_Family_Foundation_o f_Virginia.jpg
Virginia's Family Foundation has drawn the ire of LGBT activists after the organization recently declared a 40-day Christian fast to protect the state's Marriage Amendment, which defines marriage as a union between one man and one woman, from federal interference.
Since declaring the fast, however, the organization revealed on their website that they have been getting some "bizarre phone calls and emails," including one which hoped Christians would all starve to death when they embark on their 40-day "hunger strike."
"I just wanted to stop by and tell you guys that what you are doing is GREAT! I don't want to live in a world where *****s can be as happy as me. Why do they deserve to be as happy as a Christian? They don't even deserve basic human rights, RIGHT GUYS," noted the sarcastic email.
"In fact I don't think the hunger strike is going far enough. Have you guys considered mass suicide? I think that might help get the point across better. Just imagine all of the members of the Family Foundation drinking the magic cool-aid. Look at what it did for the popularity of Jim Jones I hope you starve to death," the email further noted.