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This Tuesday marked the 40th anniversary of the murder of San Francisco Supervisor Harvey Milk, a Democrat who made history as the state’s first openly homosexual elected official and has since been elevated to a martyr, despite the details of his life and death differing greatly from the popular narrative. “On Nov. 27, 1978, Supervisor Milk and Mayor George Moscone were assassinated by Dan White, a former police officer and former city supervisor who had clashed with Milk over LGBTQ issues,” NPR’s Scott Schafer  wrote  this week, after stating that Milk’s advocacy for “gay rights” had “angered many.” Tim Fitzsimons of NBC News  reported  that when “Milk began to press for a city-wide ordinance to protect gay rights, his eventual killer and fellow city supervisor, Dan White, gave a quote to The New York Times, decrying the ‘demands’ of ‘large minorities.’”  Over the years, various left-wing activists have explicitly  claimed  that Milk was murdered specifically for being gay

Dana Rivers, a “ male-to-female ” transgender activist who was once an “honorary marshal” for San Francisco ’s annual homosexual “pride” parade, was arrested earlier this month on triple-murder charges in Oakland, Calif. The Sacramento Bee   reported   Nov. 16: “Dana Rivers, 61, of San Jose was arrested early Friday in Oakland on suspicion of killing Patricia Wright , 57; Wright’s wife, Charlotte Reed, 56; and the couple’s 19-year-old son, Toto Diambu-Wright. Police said the two women were both stabbed and shot, and the man was stabbed. They were pronounced dead at the scene. “Police said Rivers was covered in blood and about to ride away on Reed’s motorcycle when she was arrested.” Rivers, formerly David Wakefield, became a “transgender” activist in 1999 after getting national attention for being suspended from his high school teaching job for arriving in the new school year dressed and living as a “woman” and affirming his new “female” identity to students. Triple-mur

Illinois Target Store (Photo credit: Wikipedia ) A gender-inclusive policies to secretly videotape women inside a Target changing room . Sean Patrick Smith, 46, entered a guilty plea to a felony count of video voyeurism on Monday before Idaho District Judge Joel Tingey. Smith was   arrested   in July at a Target   store in Ammon, Idaho , for peering over the partition with his cell phone and recording an 18-year-old female changing into swimwear. The young woman was completely nude at the time, according to her mother, who pursued Smith as he fled the store and tore out of the parking lot. Smith later admitted to investigators that the transgender changing room policy gave him access to   record several young women undressing , according to police records. "Just because the man puts on the dress does not mean he is no longer sexually attracted to women," said Peter LaBarbera , president of   Americans for Truth . Smith said that he made the videos for the

In the attempt to defend permitting homosexuals to marry (i.e., man to man and woman to woman), proponents of homosexual marriage ask how such marriages would personally affect those who are opposed to it.  This is worth answering, and I believe there are two areas we need to look at in response. Philosophical Concerns How does a murder in another state between two people living in a trailer park in the middle of nowhere, among people whom we have never known and who don't know anyone we know, affect us personally?  It doesn't, but because it has no effect on us personally this doesn't mean that we should ignore the moral issues associated with  murder  and not condemn such actions.  Murder is morally wrong , and when any moral law is broken we are all ultimately affected and we know that if such actions were to increase, society would be affected...no matter where you are. Am I comparing homosexual marriage to murder and saying they are related or somehow equa

Image via Wikipedia KAMPALA, Uganda – After the brutal murder of Ugandan gay rights activist David Kato last week, media, homosexual activists , and human rights groups falsely claimed it was the result of anti-homosexual sentiments in Uganda. However, on Wednesday police arrested a man by the name of Nsubuga Enock who they say was a sex partner of Kato’s and who has confessed to the murder. According to Inspector General Kale Kayihura , the suspect said “he negotiated with the deceased to be paid money as he was to be used as a sexual partner.” He said the man then had sex, but Kato did not pay. “The following day, Nsubuga confesses that he picked a hammer from the bathroom and hit him on the head,” said Kayihura. “There is nothing concrete to suggest that Nsubuga was motivated by hate, although we are not dismissing it.” Police also said Enock was a well known thief. Kato was murdered on January 24. Media and activists around the world immediately decried his death as a di