Texas preacher says gays should be executed

[PhantomOfTheDance 13,795]

Is anyone else worried that there'll be a shooting at one of TCB dates in Texas..

[MOT 3,615]

Uvalde is in Texas. It was only two weeks ago. Jail cell for this guy, surely....

[Dr Fudge 8,674]

1 hour ago, WheresMy911Alice said:

When they ask me why I won't move to Texas

Every time I see gays moving to Texas I literally think the same. Like why even subject yourself to such intolerance and hatred 

[Economy 52,906]

1 hour ago, G U C C I said:

I was born, raised, and still live in the deep south of the US and I can tell you with complete assurance that every single person I know who is a church-going Christian (the vast majority of my family and relatives plus co-workers) would say that this is extreme without ever outright disagreeing with it. Christians in America (or at least the South) focus on what they believe the bible says you shouldn't do or be instead of what you should do which is love everyone with judgment. They like to have an us vs them mentality and constantly place themselves in the position of being victimized because they are upholding God's word.

I guess the degree of indifference or disagreement/disapproval varies by regions.

 

The religious ppl I know including my family included do not agree with practicing homosexuality for sure but then they'd still consider murder a far worse sin than homosexuality so I know for a fact they wouldn't just call this extremist, they'd also very strongly disagree with a murder of anyone including gays

 

Then again, my family is JW which is slightly different in some ways than most Christian religions

 

Homosexuality in their community is not considered worse than regular heterosexual sex between a non married couple, either way it's "immorality". But it's so common in everyday society they aren't that phased by what other people do although they still won't accept it within their own group if you want to be part of it

 

But I believe the vast majority of religious people in Canada regardless of religion still wouldn't support "killing" gays. I'm sure a few would tho

[Bling 31,683]

3 minutes ago, Dr Fudge said:

Every time I see gays moving to Texas I literally think the same. Like why even subject yourself to such intolerance and hatred 

They're like "Austin is SO progressive tho" 

Gorrrl, I don't wanna be within 100 miles of that guy

[Economy 52,906]

4 minutes ago, WheresMy911Alice said:

They're like "Austin is SO progressive tho" 

Gorrrl, I don't wanna be within 100 miles of that guy

I assume Austin is more progressive than most of Texas but still conservative leaning?

[BBhomemaker 5,611]

Lunatic dumbass, it took me times but now it’s clear to me that religion is a poison for the mind and for evolution  

Got no time debating with stupidity anymore, lock him up, shut him down, **** him, ****ing criminal 

[gabeoz 7,915]

17 minutes ago, Economy said:

I assume Austin is more progressive than most of Texas but still conservative leaning?

Austin is the most overwhelmingly democrat city in the state and often ranked as #1-2 most gay friendly city in the country with over 70% voting democrat in the last election.

[Bling 31,683]

24 minutes ago, Economy said:

I assume Austin is more progressive than most of Texas but still conservative leaning?

 

7 minutes ago, gabeoz said:

Austin is the most overwhelmingly democrat city in the state and often ranked as #1-2 most gay friendly city in the country with over 70% voting democrat in the last election.

But what happens when guys like this visit Austin and see two gays holding hands down the street? 

[VTV 13,983]

Can someone sh00t this preacher instead of those innocent k1ds.

[gabeoz 7,915]

6 minutes ago, WheresMy911Alice said:

 

But what happens when guys like this visit Austin and see two gays holding hands down the street? 

I couldn't tell you honestly  but its pretty rare there, in fact it has just about the lowest LGBT hate crime rate too, it's one of the few places where gay couples can be comfortable just about anywhere in the city with PDA. 

[PopEmergency 2,208]

please, he got dumbed by a dude in a club hasn't he? 

[alecks 751]

2 hours ago, WheresMy911Alice said:

When they ask me why I won't move to Texas

Throw the whole state away. I get sick of people trying to defend it because they went to Austin for SXSW once and had a good time

[PartySick 172,975]

1 hour ago, Supersonic said:

Queer people in the USA: it's for your own safety, but arm yourselves. Learn how to fire weapons and own them. The Republicans are not gonna stop there, be proactive.

It's scary, but this will also be part of Trump's 2024 campaign. Be prepared to literally shoot back at people who want to take your life. 

I hate it but I agree

I have a gun in my house so...what is it they say when gun laws are proposed? "Try to come and take them"?

Try to come for me

'Cause it stays loaded

[AbhainnTirim 368]

So many “god-fearing” individuals need constantly get confused with what their church organisations say, rather than what the Bible actually says.

The Catholic Catechism does not represent truly what the Bible says, nor does the Southern Baptist’s’ terms or whatever those key “rules” are. 

In reality, the Bible is so ambiguous on homosexuality; it’s not an overarching theme within Christian scripture, and when condemned, in books such as Leviticus, “Man shall not lay with a man as he would with a woman”, they’re not actually relevant to Christians today, as this book was practically a code-of-conduct for Jewish priests in a province of Palestine. And sure, I don’t think preachers who use this quote ever bring up how the book condemns eating pork, or wearing mixed fabric, or bringing your firstborn son to church within the first 33 days after his birth….

These “preachers” cannot be true Christians, as they don’t actually care about what the Bible says, and they clearly have gave no individual, critical thought and understanding to the teachings of Christ in order to have a strong relationship with God.