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Prince Harry is a good looking guy.
Just saying…
Random thought: Prince Harry
One Million Moms are “disturbed” that JC Penny included two gay dads in ad
The group One Million Moms – who actually only number about 40K – released a press release criticizing JC Penney for featuring real-life gay dads in their most recent catalog.
Describing themselves rather accurately as ‘disturbed,’ the group again vowed to keep fighting the gay-friendly retailer. “Our persistence will pay off!” they declare in their press release, which also insists JCP “would rather take sides than remain neutral in the culture war.”
It is obvious that JCP would rather take sides than remain neutral in the culture war. JCP will hear from the other side so they need to hear from us as well. Our persistence will pay off! One day we will answer for our actions or lack of them. We must remain diligent and stand up for Biblical values and truth. Scripture says multiple times that homosexuality is wrong, and God will not tolerate this sinful nature.
In addition to again urging their supporters to call and write to JC Penney, OMM also asks them to return any unsolicited catalogs that may come their way. “If they receive an onslaught of their returned magazines, they will take notice.”
Despite these frequent calls to action, JC Penney has remained steadfast in their commitment to equality.
Listen: Jake Pavelka on The Candi & Randy Show
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We recently welcomed Jake Pavelka (The Bachelor, Dancing With The Stars) as a guest on The Candi & Randy Show to talk about his new web series on Yahoo Comedy Channel “Burning Love” produced by Ben Stiller.
Plus we talk about his recent run headlining in Las Vegas as the Celebrity Guest MC with The Chippendales at the Rio All-Suites Hotel. And we discuss his appearances on the ABC hit TV shows “The Bachelor” and “Dancing With The Stars.”
For more on Burning Love, visit www.burninglove.com
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Gay Military Marriage Proposal
Sweet.
From SOCRUSH, an LGBT group of people that want to help community members live longer and healthier by encouraging them to live smokefree.
Ab Fab blooper reel
These ladies crack me up. Even when they don’t mean to. Enjoy.
Romantic italian commercial for John Saint-Denis candles
This is how to sell candles.
And how about the sexy leading man of the video, Peter Calandra?
From the YouTube page: After a difficult day, Paolo rushed from the American offices in Torino, climbing up the hills to Montgenevre just over the French border. Phone dead, car stopping and starting, navigating road construction, he was going to be late for their anniversary dinner at their Palazzo.
http://www.johnsaint-denis.com
Starring Peter Calandra (https://www.facebook.com/PeterVCalandra)
Executive Producer: John Saint-Denis
Director: Nino Mancuso
Producer: Brian Rodda
Kansas Pastor Curtis Knapp calls for government to round up and kill gays
The leader of the New Hope Baptist Church in Seneca, pastor Curtis Knapp, told parishioners that the government should round up LGBT people and kill them, according to audio posted by the Good As You blog.
“‘Oh, so you’re saying we should go out and start killing them?'” the pastor asked rhetorically. “No, I’m saying the government should. They won’t, but they should.”
He later explained to CNN that gays have nothing to fear from him, although he did say he believed gays should be rounded up by the federal government and killed.
This comes on the heels of a call for LGBT concentration camps from pastor Charles Worley in North Carolina. That sermon followed one by another North Carolina pastor named Sean Harris, who laughed at the idea anyone could be transgender and suggested cracking the wrists of a son who acts effeminate — a statement he later claimed was some kind of joke.
Also making the rounds today is a cell phone video of a child being cheered on by his Indiana church while singing, “Ain’t no homo going to make it to heaven.”
The Human Rights Campaign quickly denounced the comments and the string of others like it, saying extremists were “hijacking” religion.
“These are extreme and brutal messages that do not represent the beliefs of most people of faith,” said Sharon Groves, HRC’s director of religion and faith. “People like Charles Worley and the parishioners of Apostolic Truth in Indiana are falsely perpetuating the word of God and stand to do real damage to religious institutions in the process.”
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JC Penney features same-sex couple dads in new ad
JCPenney has just launched a Fathers’ Day advertisement featuring a gay couple with their children, noting that the ad portrays “real-life dads Todd Koch and Cooper Smith with their children, Claire and Mason.”
The copy reads:
First Pals: What makes Dad so cool? He’s the swim coach, tent maker, best friend, bike fixer and hug giver — all rolled into one. Or two.
The ad builds on the department store’s recent decisions to stand with the LGBT community. In February, when JCPenney came under fire from the anti-gay group One Million Moms for bringing on the openly-gay comedian Ellen DeGeneres as a spokesperson, the store stood behind its partnership with Ellen.
JCPenney’s CEO said that “Ellen represents the values of our company” — and with this kind of pro-equality advertising, JCPenney is continuing to reinforce its progressive values.
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NC Pastor Charles “Concentration Camp” Worley avoids the press
After his inflammatory remarks saying gays and lesbians should be put behind electrified fences until they die out, Pastor Charles Worley is avoiding any contact with the press or addressing his remarks.
Gay marriage opponents in WA state say they have signatures for ballot measure
Gay marriage opponents looking to overturn that state’s marriage equality law claim they have collected enough signatures to get their measure on this November’s ballot:
Joseph Backholm, with Preserve Marriage Washington, said that the campaign for Referendum 74 has at least 150,000 signatures on hand. Backers of R-74 need to turn in 120,577 valid voter signatures by next Wednesday in order to qualify for the ballot. The secretary of state’s office recommends that campaigns submit about 150,000 signatures in order to provide a cushion for invalid or duplicate signatures.”
As we saw this morning, though, most Washington voters want to keep the equality law in place, and the pro-LGBT group Washington United for Marriage is ready for a campaign fight.
“We always expected [opponents] to reach the number,” said group spokesman Zach Silk “We’ve been preparing our campaign to talk to voters. We believe at the end of the day they’ll side with us to uphold the law.”
Silk also says his group has about $714,000 in the bank to maintain same-sex marriage. Preserve Marriage, in contrast, only has about $43,000.
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