Actual Photos of Hate. Real life yes on prop 8 supporters in their own words.

[curse of greyface]

Funny they don't look black....





Sara Mortensen
San Clemente, Ca,
http://saramortensen.blogspot.com/2008_10_05_archive.html





Heather Ashby
I'm happy, healthy, married, and I love to laugh.
http://samlovesheather.blogspot.com/2008/10/yes-on-prop-8.html





The Elmer Family
I absolutely do not support people who personally attack others or their beliefs!
http://elmeritos.blogspot.com/2008/10/vote-yes-on-prop-8.html

[madaboutharry]

1. My take on these people is that life has

been easy for them. They live in a society where they don't have to cope with being different. And they lack empathy because of it.

[curse of greyface]

2. But they seem so nice on thier blogs. All about loving and helping others. nt

[JimboBillyBubbaBob]

17. Lack of empathy

I think you make a fine distinction by citing a perceived lack of empathy. Such a variable is often present in sociopathic behaviors.

[Neecy]

3. the guy in the middle isn't gay?

Huh.

[QC]

4. Yes, Sara's hubby has major gayface. n/t

[Neecy]

5. LOL

[QC]

6. I went to college with a guy like that. Gayer than a tree full of parrots,

but also Church of Christ, so he got married and produced lots of kids in order to throw people off the scent.

Whenever it turned up in the alumni mag that he was about to be a daddy yet again, a friend of mine would remark to me, "That trusty old turkey baster has done it again!"

[Neecy]

9. Actually....

The couple on top bothers me more than Mr. Closet Case. I've paid many many thousands of dolalrs in Federal and California State taxes that helped fund their kids schools and helped pay for their kiddie tax credits. And of course they get to file their taxes as married. Ha ha ha!

Can I get a refund? The fact that I've put money in the pockets of these bigots really makes my head explode.

[QC]

10. Ah, I thought you meant the couple of top.

That guy seems way gay to me.

Which one were you thinking of?

[Neecy]

11. the second guy

Although really, all three seem way gay to me.

[QC]

12. Well, yeah, I was thinking the same thing. n/t

[madaboutharry]

23. Neecy, you are cracking me up - lol!

I am usually rather bad at this kind of detective work.
A part of me thinks you are being mean, but what are you seeing? O.K., I see what your saying about the second guy but isn't that being kind of judgemental?

[Neecy]

26. well hey, they judge me

Here's what I'm seeing:

a) I suspect all three because having an unhealthy and negative obsession with homosexuality usually is a classic sign of a closet case.
b) the second guy looks like he's auditioning for a Calvin Klein ad...enough said.

[madaboutharry]

27. Excellent point.

That is what I don't get. Why do some people spend so much time thinking about other peoples' sexuality?

The other thing I don't really understand is how a woman doesn't pick up on this.

[flvegan]

7. Bigots. n/t

[readmoreoften]

8. And Ken Hutcherson is still a dangerous holocaust revisionist and lunatic.

Yes, no one has ever questioned that there is a veritable ARMY of white gay bashers. No one.

It doesn't excuse lunatics like this:


http://www.theblackman.org/

Special Envoy for the White House per Wikipedia:

On 21 March 2007, Seattle attorney Dave Coffman filed a complaint with the FBI asking them to investigate whether or not Pastor Hutcherson violated federal law by claiming to be a White House "Special Envoy" on a recent trip to Latvia. Hutcherson claims his work and trip were sanctioned by the Bush White House. The trip was the centerpiece of a four-day anti-gay "crisis conference" held in Latvia.

Hutcherson claims that the director of the White House Office of Faith-Based and Community Initiatives Jay Hein appointed him as a "special envoy" for the Latvia trip, where he appeared with Scott Lively, an opponent of gay civil rights an alleged Holocaust denier who claims that, despite being targeted themselves, homosexuals were the cause of the Holocaust.

Frankly, I think black men should sue this bastard to get "theblackman.org" taken from him. This asshole does not represent black men.

[sub.theory]

14. Wow, he is seriously deranged

Blaming homosexuals for the Holocaust is sickening. Especially since the Nazi targeted homosexuals along with Jews, Socialists, Gypsies, and others. Wow....

(Let's leave race out of it, though everyone)

Edit: Correction regarding Ken Hutchernson's name.

[readmoreoften]

16. Someone in the GLBT forum was saying that this view is growing in the Black community.

Ironically, Southern Poverty Law Center has called out these groups as Hate Groups.

[jonnyblitz]

18. Nation of Islam holocaust denies I do believe. I could be

wrong.

[sub.theory]

21. They certainly seem to have much in common with Neonazi beliefs

That's scary stuff...

[Sebastian Doyle]

20. Pat Robertson once implied the same thing.

"Many of those people involved with Adolph Hitler were Satanists, many of them were homosexuals--the two things seem to go together."--Pat Robertson, "The 700 Club," 1/21/93

[sub.theory]

22. Ironically, one could claim the same thing about Christianity

Mass murder and Judeo/Christian beliefs have a long and terrible history.

[HughBeaumont]

13. "Happy. White. Hetero. NORMAL."

Fucking assholes.

Oh, and uh, couple at the bottom? 1) the music on your site sucks the balls of the dead. PLEASE turn it off. 2) Hey Rock Affleck, you look like the most Giant Dick on the Planet with that pose and that Clairol'd kick-me-in-the-neck goatee. 3) Mom . . . LAY off the little yellow pills, K?

[jonnyblitz]

15. delete

nevermind.

[BrklynLiberal]

19. They all remind me of the blond twit from The View and her husband...

[kwassa]

24. They are black, just passing for white.

:sarcasm:

[readmoreoften]

31. Does that minimize the insanity spewed by these preachers?

http://www.splcenter.org/intel/intelreport/article.jsp?sid=410

Or is the Southern Poverty Law Center racist for "calling them out"? Do you support the message that black folks should stand side-by-side with Klansmen to fight gay people like Rev. T. J. Graham?

"You are not born that way. It's a choice." A little later, he added that if any Klansmen showed up at his rallies, he'd be "supportive" of their presence there. After all, he said, "This affects their families, too."

Do you stand with the National Black Justice Coalition? Or is anti-gay bigotry always and only to be perceived as a "white only" problem?

[kwassa]

34. I make a joke, and you go off on a bizarre tangent.

To answer that tangent, I've been a member of the SPLC for many years.

I don't support anti-gay bigotry anywhere, at any time. I don't support anti-black bigotry anywhere, anytime.

Clear enough for you?

[readmoreoften]

36. How is this a "bizarre tangent"? But thanks for making it clear you don't support anti-gay bigotry.

I don't support anti-gay or anti-black bigotry anytime, anywhere either. And I'll fight it wherever I see it. SPLC is a fantastic organization. Glad you're a member too. :)

[OPERATIONMINDCRIME]

25. Can You Point To Any Post That Has Ever Made An Insinuation That All Those Who Voted Yes Were Black?

Please do so, because I would like to believe this OP actually isn't the ridiculously asinine strawman that is seems to be at this time.

[curse of greyface]

29. OMC these are the faces of no on 8. White married woman with kids.

A careful perusing of the GD will provide ample opportunities to view threads that attack African Americans for voting overwhelmingly yes. I thought a little balance and putting a face on the hatemongers would do some good.

[readmoreoften]

33. So you haven't noticed that the majority of threads on DU have always attacked white gay bashers?

Do you think yours is the first post with RW white facists and their socially-acceptable hate? WE ALL KNOW THAT THERE ARE WHITE FASCISTS But that doesn't mean that homophobia in every other damn community doesn't need to be ignored.

[sub.theory]

35. Race isn't the issue

The hateful beliefs and actions are the issue. Let's not get caught up on race...that's a red herring.

[readmoreoften]

37. Race is a total red herring. That was completely my point.

Saying white people are "more important" because there's "more of them" is racist and offensive. Suddenly black folks, latinos, and asians aren't important because if 100% of white people wanted something they could have it because they're a numerical majority?

We need to fight homophobia, anti-latino/anti-immigration violence, asian stereotyping and discrimination, and anti-black oppression in multiple communities at once.

[OPERATIONMINDCRIME]

38. Yes, For Up Until Your Post, DU'ers Thought It Was Only AA's Who Were Responsible.

:eyes:

[bluedawg12]

47. That's hilarious

and total bullsh*t.

[KitchenWitch]

40. Didn't you mean yes on 8?

[curse of greyface]

41. Yes I meant no. Who's on first... no who is on...nt

[Starbucks Anarchist]

28. I hope their marriages fall apart.

Fuck bigots.

[JanMichael]

30. bigots is the correct term.

fucking asswipes.

[plaintiff]

32. They are "black" ...meaning devoid of the light of life...on the inside.

Which has no connection to humans with dark skin.


:grr:

[GreenFiles]

39. MAY THEIR CHILDREN BE GAY

I imagine that would be hell for them.

Fools.

[Change has come]

42. Hell is for children after all.

Are you trying to be helpful?

[GreenFiles]

43. Hell for the parents, my dear.

Hell for the parents. Being gay is not hellish - unless your parents are these dolts.

[Change has come]

46. The gay children. . .

of these dolts will be loved, nurtured and understood?

[curse of greyface]

48. I'm at a loss why this would be a curse.

Seriously look at the soon to be convicted vice presidential couple. One thing that can be said in their favor is that they always loved their daughter.

I think it is very very unhealthy to wish "teh gay" on a couple as a curse.

A child is a blessing regardless of sexual orientation.

[hfojvt]

44. photos of hate?

I read the 2nd link. I did not find anything hateful there. So, in your view somebody who calmly says "I am voting yes on proposition 8" is expressing vile hatred and bigotry. Whereas somebody who responds to that with "I hope their marriages fall apart" or "they are bigots" or "may their children be gay" is not expressing hate. Is that your view?

According to the first video at the 2nd link, domestic partnerships in California already have ALL of the rights and privileges of any other married couple. Is that true? Because if it is then it seems that the only thing gay couples have lost in California with the passage of proposition 8 is the right to have the state call their unions "marriages". If that's true, then all of this sturm und drang is about semantics?

If we are gonna have a battle over semantics, then maybe we should argue about the definition of the word 'hate'. Tell me it is not just about semantics.

[GreenFiles]

45. I don't hate them, I just want their children to be gay.

So that they will be forced to confront their bigotry.

[RedCappedBandit]

50. Bigotry = Hatred

They = Bigots

Therefore, they're the faces of hatred.

Pretty damn simple.


And before you ask: even if it IS an argument of "semantics" they're STILL bigots.

[The Great Escape]

49. A Couple More

http://jamienpreston.blogspot.com/2008/10/ok-im-getting-political.html

http://navenfamily.blogspot.com/

Looks like the Naven patriarch is a State Farm Agent....Wonder if he takes "gay money"

[RedCappedBandit]

51. it is about forcing me to redefine my marriage

from your first link

"Prop 8 is no longer about tolerance, acceptance, or love, it is about forcing me to redefine my marriage"


Words fail me. Such utter idiocy.

[QC]

52. Several of those blogs take comments. n/t

[curse of greyface]

53. Yes they do.

:evilgrin: