Does a gay man deserve not to work? Instead, Reverend, should we, the taxpayers, support him through the welfare state because he can’t get a job because of this sexuality? Does a lesbian, because of her sexuality, deserve to freeze when the temperature reaches 18 degrees Fahrenheit because she can’t pay her mortgage, all because discrimination would be acceptable?
Reverend, “Let the man who is without sin cast the first stone.” As you will not get the opportunity to hurl your stone any time soon, instead of spewing scripture, act like you love your fellow man by putting yourself in the shoes of the person that has not deprived you of life, liberty or property in any way. No one is asking you to “embrace” the LGBT lifestyle “against your conscience.”
If your conscience tells you that homosexuality is wrong, then the solution is simple: You, yourself, should not lay with a man.
—Kevin Burns
Midwest City
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"If a person opposes preventing X from happening, that person is not opposed to X happening."
Well, not necessarily. A person may be opposed to the method of prevention.
However, it is clear from Kern's writings that he both opposes the ban of discrimination of homosexualx and supports their discrimination.
(KERN'S INNER-MONOLOGUE)
We Christians despise discrimination in all it's forms. Unless, it targets Gays, Muslims, Liberals, and pretty much anyone who is unwilling to be assimilated into our collective.
Resistence is Futile.
The man is clearly a fan of "free will."