Photoshopped version of: Vasili Pukiriev, Ðеравный брак [The Unfitting Marriage], 1862
In the course of revelling over the referendum victory of sodomitical matrimony in Ireland, the editorial board of the New York Times proved that the appointment of Caligula’s horse as Roman consul could actually be outdone in modernity.
In a statement conceding defeat, the Iona Institute, the main opposition group, said it would continue to affirm “the importance of biological ties and of motherhood and fatherhood.†The absurdity of that statement speaks for itself.
The alleged absurdity of that statement may be obvious to deranged (and probably sexually perverted) members of a community of fashion in the last stages of decadence, but normal people would describe a reference to “the importance of the biological ties of parenthood” as patently obvious, rather than absurd.
The unlimited arrogance and egomanaical grandiosity of these kinds of people, who routinely demonstrate their own total moral and intellectual unfitness for any positions of influence or responsibility, cries out to heaven for vengeance.
George
According to Gallup, Americans believe around one of every four citizens is LGBT.
I wouldn’t be surprised if that’s also true in Ireland.
When people are that confused it’s much easier to push “marriage equality.” I
Phil Ossiferz Stone
The comments at the NYT are horrifying. These people are stoned, intoxicated, with their own sense of self-righteousness. There can be no reasoning with them. They are the cultic fanatics. Not us.
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