Malkin: The Insane Rage Of The Same-Sex Marriage Mob

[Terri]

By Michelle Malkin
November 19, 2008

Before Election Day, national media handwringers forged a wildly popular narrative: The right was, in the words of New York Times columnist Paul Krugman, gripped by "insane rage." Outbreaks of incivility (some real, but mostly imagined) were proof positive of the extremist takeover of the Republican Party. The cluck-cluckers and tut-tutters shook with fear.

But when the GOP took a beating on Nov. 4, no mass protests ensued; no nationwide boycotts erupted. Conservatives took their lumps and began the peaceful post-defeat process of self-flagellation, self-analysis and self-autopsy.

In fact, in the wake of campaign 2008 there's only one angry mob gripped by "insane rage": left-wing same-sex marriage activists incensed at their defeat in California. Voters there approved Proposition 8, a traditional marriage initiative, by 52 percent to 48 percent.

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[lester peoples]

Way ta Go' Michelle Malkin, for tellin it like it IS! Maybe 'some' folks should be reminded what happened to Sodom and Gamorrah for their lifestyles in case they forgot! Rules aren't always made to be broken without dire results! Could America be suffering for all this?

food for thought'

[MamaCat]

Soul-Fixer, Nation-Healer, where art thou?

According to plan, he's sitting back keeping his hands clean while his henchmen are out doing his dirtywork. Just a sign of things to come. Or rather, continue.

[Dingbat36]

These disgusting people (and I'm not referring to their lifestyle) have all but called the vote of the people irrelevant. It is amazing to what lengths these people will go to get what they want. I think the problem with the vote in California was that the margin was not nearly as large as it has been in other states which have had similar measures on their ballots. It certainly does prove however that the state of California is the home of nuts, fruits, and flakes.

BTW...congratulation s to the state of Arkansas which enacted a law via their recent election measure to make it unlawful for unmarried persons to foster or adopt children. They will now have to get their small victims the old fashioned way, as distasteful as that may be to them!

[Charie]

It certainly does prove however that the state of California is the home of nuts, fruits, and flakes.

You left out "bullies".

As long as city governments refuse to throw these miscreants in jail, they'll keep on dong their intimidation thing............... .......... I don't mean a jail with a revolving door, either. I'm talkin' some serious time for felony assault as well as the misdemeanors. I think one of Joe Arpaio's tent cities might come in handy.

[sherman]

I would like to know if anyone knows if this has been captured on photos, or video footage, with sound, that can be shared over the web?
Those that voted for Proposition 8 must demand that those who have been seen, or known to be participating in these hate crimes be held accountable, and if found to be associated with (not so) g.l.a.d. or any of the other groups of like-mindedness, those groups should be held accountable as well for the actions of its members.

Me thinks it would be great if people from across the nation were to take out full page ads congratulating/ praising those who were willing to stand up to the liberal minority in California and Arkansas.
They not only deserve it, they earned it.

[Cynical Pete]

These people preach tolerance but definately do not practice what they preach

[utexas]

Can you imagine the outcry and crucifixion in the press and media if it were anti-gay protestors that resorted to violence? Yet the MSM is so overly supportive and protective of the gay “rights” protestors. The vile double-standard of the corrupt, bias press will continue forever. I wonder what it would take for the other side, the anti-gay forces to mobilize to protect themselves and their freedoms against this insane madness. The actual burning down of a church? Or the Kalifornia Supreme Court nullifying the people’s vote on Prop. 8? We have got to get back some measure of control over our own lives and destinies as well as that of the country before the radicals on the left take away even the ability to exert any control at all from us. Unfortunately I don’t see the government or law enforcement doing anything to protect us from the gay mobs much less do anything to them as punishment for their hate and crimes.

[sherman]

I'd like to apologize right up front if this is deemed to be off topic.

There were/are a number of people who made it known that there would be absolutely no way that they would vote for a man that is of Mormon beliefs, sighting doctrinal differences.
Although I do not fully agree with their doctrine, I have no problems with asking how many of those same people who were/are quick to speak badly of Mitt Romney because of his personal beliefs, took a stand like the Mormon Church did, requiring the actual engaging in the battle against homosexual marriages, and not just with words;
Thereby making you a target of the self-centered hate filled bigotry of those who made the choice to live a homosexual lifestyle?

Just something to think about folks.