Activist Anna Maria Hoffman explains why it's ridiculous that people
should be labeled with hateful words like "homophobic,"
"heteronormative," and "bigot" for wanting to restore a culture of
marriage in society.
Song clip created and sung by Anna Maria herself!
http://youtu.be/EOowSLp9mHY
by Anna Maria Hoffman
Dan
Savage, an anti-bullying activist, has once again been caught
red-handed bullying people who do not subscribe to his agenda. This
week, he crossposted my vlog, "Why Did It Become Hateful to Support Marriage?", to his wonderful, sexually explicit, and tolerant blog called Slog.
He not only charmingly called me a "dingbat," but also did not understand the point of my video: to stop the hateful rhetoric thrown at people who want to restore a culture of marriage.
He also gave me more compliments in another Slog post, which featured some of my tweets.
Yesterday, he and I had this lovely conversation on Twitter, where he spelled out his own hypocrisy.
Often times, gay marriage advocates nonsensically call people who do not want marriage to be redefined and made less significant "bigots" and "homophobes." In fact, these advocates are actually intolerant for not tolerating other people's views when it comes to the gay marriage debate.
They highly resort to name calling and emotionally charged arguments instead of making fact-based claims. They also are quick to judge others with fallacious statements (i.e. "You hate gay people"). And if you do not hold their views, too bad. You better get rid of your "anti-marriage" views or else suffer the consequences. I thought we lived in a society where we have freedom of speech and thought? Guess not.
Here are a few examples of what I'm talking about from Twitter:
Song clip created and sung by Anna Maria herself!
http://youtu.be/EOowSLp9mHY
by Anna Maria Hoffman
Dan
Savage, an anti-bullying activist, has once again been caught
red-handed bullying people who do not subscribe to his agenda. This
week, he crossposted my vlog, "Why Did It Become Hateful to Support Marriage?", to his wonderful, sexually explicit, and tolerant blog called Slog.He not only charmingly called me a "dingbat," but also did not understand the point of my video: to stop the hateful rhetoric thrown at people who want to restore a culture of marriage.
He also gave me more compliments in another Slog post, which featured some of my tweets.
Yesterday, he and I had this lovely conversation on Twitter, where he spelled out his own hypocrisy.
Often times, gay marriage advocates nonsensically call people who do not want marriage to be redefined and made less significant "bigots" and "homophobes." In fact, these advocates are actually intolerant for not tolerating other people's views when it comes to the gay marriage debate.
They highly resort to name calling and emotionally charged arguments instead of making fact-based claims. They also are quick to judge others with fallacious statements (i.e. "You hate gay people"). And if you do not hold their views, too bad. You better get rid of your "anti-marriage" views or else suffer the consequences. I thought we lived in a society where we have freedom of speech and thought? Guess not.
Here are a few examples of what I'm talking about from Twitter:
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