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Full Text of Violence-Threatening ‘Joe.My.God’ Post Against AFTAH and Pro-Family LeadersJervis takes down post, falsely claiming advocate of “well organized terrorism” against Christians was jokingWARNING: OFFENSIVE LANGUAGE The following is the complete text of the Nov. 4, 2009 post, “Haters vs.Haters: Peter LaBarbera Attacks Maine’s Stand for Marriage,” by homosexual activist Joe Jervis on his “Joe.My.God.” blog (he took down the post yesterday). The post contains violence-oriented and -threatening comments against me and AFTAH, Maggie Gallagher, founder of the National Organization for Marriage, and Matt Barber of Liberty Counsel by some of Jervis’ readers. We have not changed a single word, so you will read some vulgar and obscene comments. After the story broke open yesterday, Jervis took down the post [at http://joemygod.blogspot.com/2009/11/haters-vs-haters-peter-labarbera.html], claiming the threatening posts were a “joke” and that our and Matt Barber’s efforts to expose the threatening post was an “obvious attempt to intimidate me and my readers.” Actually, we just sought to expose the extremist rhetoric that could lead a deranged homosexual to kill. We would not fault homosexual advocates to do the same regarding irresponsible and threatening “conservative” rhetoric. Jervis claims that the comment posted by “Tex” is “clearly a joke,” but as you can see from his two comments below, Tex clearly is serious about the need for violence against Christians to advance the “gay rights” agenda. Jervis also writes that he’s taken down the controversial only “for the time being,” but “After I’ve thoroughly reviewed all the comments, it’ll go back up.” AFTAH would never post anything encouraging violence against homosexuals — in fact we have denounced such rhetoric; we don’t understand why Jervis feels the need to rationalize comments that endorse homosexual violence against Christians. (Click HERE to read about the phone-in death threat against Maine pro-family veteran Mike Heath, who is also the Board Chairman of AFTAH.) Yes, Ft. Hood changes everything because it is proof that Political Correctness can end up killing lots of innocent people. Actually, that’s nothing new: liberalism’s naivete and “softness” toward Communism contributed to the deaths of untold millions. We’ve bolded the most offensive portions, including Fritz’s not-too-subtle “warnings” against violence that might also double as suggestions to the unstable. You can read Jervis’ post explaining his decision to remove the original post HERE — just be prepared to read some vile hate against me and other pro-family leaders if you scroll down to the comments. — Peter LaBarbera, Americans For Truth About Homosexuality, www.aftah.org P.S. Note that committed AFTAH-hater Jervis often gets his facts wrong about Americans For Truth and me. After all, he and other “gay” extremists continue to smear me as “Porno Pete” — as he does below — and claim without any evidence that I am a secret homosexual. Such are the malicious outpourings of reprobate minds. Thus, Jervis lies about the Maine press conference in which we participated — which he refers to in the first paragraph: in fact, it was very well-attended and covered by numerous print and broadcast media throughout Maine just days before the election that overturned “gay marriage” in the northeastern state. ________________________________________________________ The following is reprinted verbatim from Joe Jervis’ Joe.My.God blog, originally with this URL: http://joemygod.blogspot.com/2009/11/haters-vs-haters-peter-labarbera.html [the link is dead as Jervis took down the post Nov. 9]. Main | Wednesday, November 04, 2009 Haters Vs. Haters: Peter LaBarbera Attacks Maine’s Stand For MarriageStill stinging from their refusal to be seen in the same room with him and their later denouncement of his largely unattended Maine “press conference,” Porno Pete LaBarbera and his BFF Matt Barber are attacking Stand For Marriage for the one conciliatory message they issued during the campaign.
“We who claim to follow God…” Did you catch that? Those guys at Stand For Marriage aren’t real Christians because they don’t hate enough for Peter LaBarbera. They hate plenty enough for US, Petey. Labels [Jervis’ blog categories]: assholery, Maine, marriage equality, Matt Barber, Peter LaBarbera, religion, Stand For Marriage posted by Joe [Jervis, creator of the “Joe.My.God” blog] 19 comments ________________________________________________________ Guest says: ________________________________________________________ Lars De says: ________________________________________________________ MarkOH says: ________________________________________________________ laddie says: ________________________________________________________ dwerk says: – – – – – – – – – – – ColdCountry replies: ________________________________________________________ ColdCountry says: ________________________________________________________ David L. Caster says: ________________________________________________________ Parsnip [http://www.funnyanimalbooks.com] says: ________________________________________________________ Bud says: ________________________________________________________ Fritz says: All is will take is a small group of radical zealots who are willing to kill for their cause. This happens in all cases where people are oppressed and lack representation. Our president must wake up and prevent this from happening. Otherwise, we will end up like Israel and Palestine. We will have gay and lesbian people strapping bombs to their chests and blowing up churches. All it will take is one or two more losses like this. If marriage equality is taken away in one of the landmark states, we will see domestic terrorism arise very quickly. There are people who will come to the conclusion that fear and death are the only weapons gay and lesbian people have at their disposal. Obama must step forward and prevent this from happening. There are radicals who plant bombs and commit acts of terrorism for causes like the environment and animal rights. It is not out of the question that straight radicals could begin doing things like this on behalf of gay and lesbian people. Injustice, oppression and a country where weapons and violence are common is not a good combination. – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – tex replies: – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – Fritz replies: These kinds of things are always horrible. They are always committed by people who are deranged zealots. Unfortunately, there are deranged zealots in every population — including our own community. In 1991, I witnessed gay and lesbian activists setting fire to buildings and beating people with baseball bats in Los Angeles. Fear this. It will not be anything that you will applaud. ________________________________________________________ Alex in Idaho replies: ________________________________________________________ Fritz replies: So, you are not being paranoid. You’re just seeing a little bit of history repeating. ________________________________________________________ the crustybastard [http://thecrustybastard.blogspot.com/] replies: – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – David L. Caster replies: ________________________________________________________ tex says: Mixner talks about “Gay Apartheid”, but what he fails to mention is the 20 years of bloody revolt that went into the ANC revolution. There was literally blood running through the gutters. I know…I was there in ’88 through ’92, and believe me….they didn’t gain their civil rights through being passive. – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – Fritz replies: Violence is always a bad thing. Suppose someone plants a bomb at a wedding of one of your family members. Obama needs to step up and give LGBT people some of that hope for change that he used to win the election. If he doesn’t, there is a very real potential for violence. I have been seeing people turning to radical language and ideas more and more — especially after the election. Obama dangled a carrot of hope and then snatched it away. There are dangerous people who will react violently to that. Innocent people could get hurt. When LGBT leaders start saying “enough” and calling on the community to take a stand, there will be a few who will take it to the extreme. This is how it has always been throughout history. Every movement has the potential for violence no matter how peaceful the core group.
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