The homosexual fascists are at it
again. This time they claim that a police officer in Utah refused to work a gay
pride parade. The fact is, he didn’t refuse to work the event, he just didn’t want
to work the motor team, which would have made him directly partake in the
parade – and given his deep religious convictions, this would have been a
serious conflict for him. The police officer did, however, offer to work other
aspects of security detail during the event. Not good enough. He gave the impression
he doesn’t support homosexuality, so therefore he deserves to be punished. In
fact, he was suspended.
The list of occupations not open
to Christians is growing rapidly. How quickly our country has forgotten that
the First Amendment does not guarantee freedom from religion. It guarantees freedom of religion - and your right to express that religion.
But denying that any wrong has been
committed by Salt Lake police, spokeswoman Lara Jones said: "We
don't tolerate bias and bigotry in the department, and assignments are assignments
…to allow personal opinion to enter into whether an officer will take a post
is not something that can be tolerated in a police department."
So apparently forcing a black police officer to be front and center at a KKK rally is the Salt Lake PD's policy.
So apparently forcing a black police officer to be front and center at a KKK rally is the Salt Lake PD's policy.
There were plenty of other people
available and willing to take the motor team assignment. The officer's superiors were well aware of his religious convictions, so did they deliberately
assign this officer the post, knowing his religious beliefs would make him
oppose it? If so, isn’t that blatant discrimination – to target someone because of
his beliefs and then punish him for it? Either way, this officer is being
punished for exercising his First Amendment rights and that should concern everyone.
For those of us who still
believe in an objective moral code given to us by God, it is not wrong and is
perfectly permissible to opt out of association or
participation in behavior we deem immoral or perverted. The Constitution protects this inalienable right, and it is
the height of real bigotry and cruelty for any person or organization to force
people to violate their innermost convictions under penalty of incredible
levels of humiliation, job loss or other sanctions declared suitable by politically correct zealots.
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Amen. I am tired of being accused of hating homosexuals (which I do NOT) just because my religious beliefs tell me homosexuality is a sin. I am a sinner in many of my own ways. I don't hate myself for it, but I hate the sins I commit and I try to not commit them (and I do succeed often!) But the dangerous thing here is that the perception is that Christians are hateful because they hate sin. That is not true but emotions and political correctness are ruling the day and I wish people would see how dangerous that is for all of us.
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