Praise the Lord...and beat the shit out of the gay kid

http://news.yahoo.com/why-does-michigans-anti-bullying-bill-protect-religious-100806303.html

That's right. Under a bill passed by the Michigan Senate, you are exempt from prosecution for bullying if you say religious beliefs for moral convictions prompted you to jump somebody.

 

God made me beat Craig DuBow to death with a tire iron. ;D

 

Legal in Michigan!

 

Every Mooslim fanatic in the state . . . and there are a few . . . just got a woody.

 

Prompted by the Lions mocking Tebow's religion by kneeling beside him after sacks.

 

Won't stand up. Patently unconstitutional.

 

Original link's not working. Here's a Time blog entry on it:

http://swampland.time.com/2011/11/04/why-does-michigans-anti-bullying-bill-protect-religious-tormenters/?xid=rss-topstories

Appalled by the story, and confused about Time's title for the blog. Swampland makes me think of long-form writing about the Gators.

 

So, for those keeping score ... I can go to the Wisconsin State House and bring a camera in and get myself arrested. Then, after I get released, I can go back there with a gun and watch them treat middle class workers like shit, but I can't actually use the gun.

In my frustration, I can drive over to Michigan, and, find a really rich person like Henry Clay Ford, take out my frustration on him for being the only idiot owner in the NFL who is losing money by pistol-whipping him, because I have a "sincere moral conviction" that rich people shouldn't drive public trusts into the ground (their current record not withstanding), and it's all legal, except for my camera crime?

Sheesh.

 

Yes, because if gay kids can't be bullied, the "homosexual agenda" wins. :

 

Imagine the surprise of the Michigan state legislature when the eventual bullied gay kid gets a gun and blows away a few of his tormentors. Deny people legal redress for being wronged, sooner or later one will take illegal redress.

 

You cannot bring guns into a government building.