Gays Ruin St. Patrick’s Day

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In Boston, the mayor wouldn’t march in the parade because the organizers refuse to allow a gay group to march, and in New York, pressure from gay boycotters convinced Guinness to pull its sponsorship of the parade.

Evidently, it is not enough to have a Gay Pride parade every June. Now every parade must be a Gay Pride parade.

 


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  4. It was less than 40 years ago that some “youths” decided to go fag-bashing at a north Dublin park, found some poor guy, who may or may not have been gay, and beat him to death.

    The judge gave them one year probation. (It might have been a one year suspended sentence, I can’t remember exactly)

    I don’t remember any particular outrage over the sentence either.

    Many of the few I knew in Ireland who were gay were doing their best to leave the country. I wonder if these attempts to take over the Patty’s Day parades is by some of that particular variety of ex-pat, trying to stick it to the land of their birth.

  5. Part of the politicization of everything. See also, the One attempting to co-opt the NCAA tournament to sell ACA insurance policies. It’s what the Left does. No part or activity of your life can remain untouched by its ideology, no matter how prosaic or pedestrian that activity is.

  6. A war with homosexuals wouldn’t amount to much; they’re all afraid of real men.

    OK, OK, that’s terrible, and I strongly denounce myself!

  7. Since St Patrick’s Day is in celebration of a Catholic missionary and bishop, one would think that the Catholic position on homosexuality — that homosexuality is a condition, but homosexual activity is gravely sinful — would prevail, but if one actually thought that, he would apparently be wrong.

    What is permissible will eventually be mandatory.

  9. You know, denunciation onanism really doesn’t count. There has to be some ill-tempered, humorless scold involved. Karma demands it, I think.

  12. Gays … first they came and asked for tolerance. Well, ok then, we answered. Sounds fair.

    Then the gays came back and wanted us to let them thrust their genital-laden life styles into our faces. And demanded that we swallow.

    Draw a line. And punch back – twice as hard; just as Barack Obama suggested.

  16. But, but, but, if “some ill-tempered, humorless scold Has to be) involved,” I’ll lose 87.4% of my denunciations! I mean, Anamika doesn’t do denunciations, and I think, think, mind you, that Zohydro is just kidding.

    Mr Nixon is already dead; do his count?

  20. Thankfully there is a microbrewery two blocks away that makes a very fine milk stout. I will be picking up a few ‘growlers’ for the evening to go along with the corned beef and cabbage …

  21. Only in the political realm and for ‘cafeteris catholics’. Real Catholics will dot deviate from orthodoxy that homosexual activity is gravely sinful. Love the sinner but hate and detest the sin. One does not allow embracing of contrary beliefs or actions and must even actively fight against them. To not do so is a grave sin of omission, every bit as condemning to perdition as sins of commission. (and more cowardly)

  26. I’m more broken up about having to leave my Sam Adams. Please Yuengling don’t go pozzed your my only hope left.

  27. Because their happy, dad!, really really happy! Do you see their plastered on smiles and the terrified “adopted” children they hold in a death grip? Clearly happy!

  31. I understood it as such but really mean my comment. Mere variences in practice should not be the basis of a quasi-religious war. We’re mostly Christians here and most of us have firm Christian beliefs (those that don’t also do not hold our beliefs and moralty against us as their own personal codes mimic our social ideas and moral compasses). It’s all good to me! Together we shall march into the future …

  32. My grandmother, proud Ulster Calvinist that she was, had a bright orange dress she always wore on March 17. When I was a little kid, I asked about it and she said “There’s orange on the Irish flag, too.” It wasn’t until high school after reading some history that I figured out what was what, although I did find it unusual that my relatives didn’t confess a rabid anti-Englishness common among the sons and daughters of Éirinn.

  33. All that the the rules of NY’s Hibernians say is: there can be no signs of ANY kind. No pro-life, no anti-British, no gay. Because of this, the Gaystapo marched on Guinness. I say, push back whenever you can.

  42. I’ll help you out.

    I very, extremely strongly denounce you.

    That otter make up for the earlier self denunciation.

  45. I want to understand something… if you are gay, doesn’t that just mean you have sex with a person of the same sex? They are not a new species of human, or a new race, are they? They just fk differently…. their brains are not superior or special, are they? SO, WTF is with all the kowtowing to gay people? Why do they deserve special things.

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