What the hell is a “faggot marriage�? Why is this even considered a legitimate concept by anyone? No one understands what it is. A baby cannot come out of a man’s asshole. So how can there be a “marriage� between so-called “diseased faggots�? Kyodo News: After the ruling, four of the plaintiffs stood outside the... Read More

The Church as late as 2019 preserved the Biblical understanding of homosexuality and did so with a welcome compassion for the afflicted. The Catechism of the Catholic Church: “The number of men and women who have deep-seated homosexual tendencies is not negligible…They must be accepted with respect, compassion, and sensitivity. Every sign of unjust discrimination... Read More

The normalization of sexual perversity is advancing across all fronts. Just as it has become hate speech to call a homosexual a queer instead of a proud gay, we are approaching the inability to call a pedophile a pedophile. The correct and safe name for a pedophile is “minor-attracted person.� First you take the sting... Read More

Senate Republicans’ panic subsided last week when Chuck Schumer announced that he would postpone the vote on the Respect for Marriage Act, which would officially codify both gay and interracial marriage as federal law, until after the midterm elections are over. For the bill to pass the filibuster threshold, Democrats need 10 Senate Republicans to... Read More

In 2016, Donald Trump’s campaign destroyed conventional conservatism. Fast forward to 2022. Big money is being spent by the institutional GOP to reanimate William F. Buckley’s Jewish funded oil-and-water formula of hawkish foreign policy crusades, religious fundamentalism, and a libertarian approach to domestic statecraft paired with the worship of mercenary capitalism. Figures involved in this... Read More

The Ukraine is an Aryan State, defended by the Aryan Azov Battalion against Russian orcs. When people do a word association game, the number one word associated with “Aryan� is “Jew occupation government.� The second is “anal.� RT: A petition calling on Volodymyr Zelensky to legalize gay marriage will be considered by the Ukrainian president... Read More

High-ranking Catholic clergy voted 168 to 28 during a gathering in Frankfurt, Germany to adopt a resolution recognizing homosexual marriage. This statement is a direct act of insubordination seeking to challenge a Vatican decree signed by Pope Francis that explicitly forbids priests from blessing such pairings as a violation of scriptural tradition. The German Catholic... Read More

"If the law supposes that, the law is a ass -- a idiot." Charles Dickens gave that line to Mr. Bumble in "Oliver Twist." And it sums up the judgment of Rowan County Clerk Kim Davis about the Supreme Court's Obergefell decision, which said the 14th Amendment guarantees same-sex couples the right to marry. Davis... Read More

Shortly before the Labor Day weekend, a federal judge in Kentucky ordered the Rowan County clerk incarcerated for violating his orders. Five days later, he released her. The judge found that the clerk, Kim Davis, interfered with the ability of same-sex couples in her county to marry by refusing to issue them applications for marriage... Read More

"Natural law -- God's law -- will always trump common law," said Alveda King, niece of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., and a Christian leader in her own right, "God will have the final word in this matter." But, for now, Justice Anthony Kennedy has the final word. Same-sex marriage is the law of the... Read More

Unlike many commenters in this space, I don't particularly lament the secular rise of "universalism" that has occurred in Northwestern European societies (and their derivatives). Indeed, as a Black man, this is especially important to me. Without universalism, slavery may never have ended in the West. Without universalism, my family may never have been able... Read More

Since the Netherlands became the world’s first nation to recognize same-sex marriage in 2001, the concept has spread rapidly. If Wikipedia is to be believed, at last count 16 national jurisdictions had followed suit. So had 36 U.S. states. The concept has had its greatest acceptance in Western and Northern Europe, but parts of Latin... Read More

The turmoil over the efforts by the State of Indiana to make lawful the decisions by operators of public accommodations to decline their services based on their stated religious views has died down because the legislature amended the offending parts of its legislation so that the new law prohibits denying services based on sexual orientation,... Read More

Pretend the U.S. is as free as the Founding Fathers intended it to be. In this authentically (and classically) liberal America, no one can tell free men and women what to do with their property, namely their bodies, their abodes and their businesses. The individual living in America as it was meant to be is... Read More

[Scene: A bakery store somewhere in the U.S.A.] Customer: “Good morning!� Store clerk: “Hello. How may I help you?� Customer: “Do you do wedding cakes?� Clerk: “Yes, we do.� Customer: “Great. My partner and I are getting married. We need a cake for the reception.� Clerk: “OK, but I have to ask: Are you and... Read More

Do the states have the right to outlaw same-sex marriage? Not long ago the question would have been seen as absurd. For every state regarded homosexual acts as crimes. Moreover, the laws prohibiting same-sex marriage had all been enacted democratically, by statewide referenda, like Proposition 8 in California, or by Congress or elected state legislatures.... Read More

"There is a gay mafia," said Bill Maher, "if you cross them you do get whacked." Maher, the host of HBO's "Real Time," was talking about the gay activists and their comrades who drove Brendan Eich out as CEO of Mozilla. Eich, who invented JavaScript and co-founded Mozilla in 1998, had been named chief executive... Read More

Given the unprecedented peace and prosperity currently enjoyed by nearly all Americans, it's hardly surprising that a symbolic issue such as Gay Marriage has now moved to the forefront of the public debate, not least among the contributors to my own magazine. Personally, it’s not the sort of issue that keeps me in a state... Read More