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It seems that no good deed goes unpunished when LGBT social justice warriors (SJW) get involved, this time condemning a donut shop for using an organization they despise for helping the shop to locate a needy family for charitable giving at Christmastime. Earlier this month a favorite doughnut shop in Portland, Maine , wanted to help out a local family of modest means during the Christmas Season .   “In a now-deleted Facebook post, the shop detailed how it was collecting warm clothes for a family with five children and two adults, and asked customers to donate hats, mittens, and sweaters in exchange for free doughnuts or T-shirts,” reported Christian News Service (CNS).  The Holy Donut. The Holy Donut / Facebook But “The Holy Donut” innocently and unknowingly stepped on a Yuletide landmine when it let it slip that they had reached out to The Salvation Army for help in identifying a poor family the shop could help.   The problem? Gays have, for many yea...

“The father identifies as a woman. His fiancée, the mother-to-be, identifies as a man. The son considers himself a girl and, of course, the daughter thinks she’s actually a boy.”  Thus begins an unlikely story out of Arizona about an entire family engulfed by transgenderism, as  reported by CNS News .   “Daniel Harrott was born a woman, while his fiancée, Shirley Austin was born a man. Both have previously been married,” continues the report.  “Eleven year-old Mason and 13 year-old Joshua have also switched sexes.” News of the family spread quickly after a report was posted on the Drudge website.   What is not revealed in any of the reports currently circulating is if any members of the family have turned to medical interventions ––either hormonal or surgical–– in their various quests to “transition.” Many in the media and the world at large were quick to affirm this family’s choices.  Yet there is plenty of reason to be concerned...

Stefano Gabbana is one half of Dolce and Gabbana , the iconic Italian fashion team that has enjoyed enormous worldwide success since its founding in 1984. Together with business partner (and former homosexual relationship partner) Domenico Dolce , Gabbana made headlines in 2015 when the duo suggested in an interview published in Italy ’s  Panorama  magazine that children born to gay couples through intense, highly technological medical interventions are “synthetic children.” Now Gabbana has made headlines around the world on his own.   “I don't want to be called gay, because I'm simply a man ... full stop,” said the world famous fashion designer, according to  AFP/France24 .   “The word ‘gay’ was invented by those who need to label people, and I don't want to be identified by my sexual choices,” he continued. Up until now he has always proudly identified as gay. Gabbana said he previously thought he “could help spread a new culture as a famou...

When biblical moral codes and constraints that have existed for centuries as an expression of God's nature and character are questioned, rubbished then removed, it becomes - anything goes! Suddenly sexual mores are opinion based and everybody can do what they want whatever they feel. The following article below written by a homosexual man clearly shows where their logic goes when there are no moral constraints. Bit it goes further then that, they generate a narrative to justify behaviour, use their credentials to convince then postulate foolish ideas - which God rejects.  Article: The growing trend of heterosexual men who are attracted to men - lust, moral confusion and no boundaries. Gay, straight, bisexual: for decades these have been the only labels widely used to describe our sexual identities . But for "mostly straight" men, these terms don't quite cut it. No, these aren't men who are secretly bisexual, or afraid of coming out as gay. They're not dis...

TURNBULL AND HIS HOMOSEXUAL TEAM SHOULD BE VOTED OUT! When Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull declared that he cherished religious freedom even above the rights of same-sex couples to marry, many people took him at his word. However, that view has been marked down by the seeming greater political imperative to push through a marriage redefinition bill before Parliament rises for the end of the year. Why the rush? TURNBULL AND HIS HOMOSEXUAL TEAM SHOULD BE VOTED OUT! The PM has had such a horror stretch over recent months it has become apparent that he sees that a victory on redefining marriage will be, if not his saviour, at least his signature piece of legislation for the year. How foolish to think this way while 5 million want him gone. Indeed, it is likely that the entire Turnbull prime-ministership will be remembered for this one achievement – laws to permit two people of whatever sex or gender identity the legal right to marry. Immorality and insanity. Mr Turnbull seems re...

What I didn’t say was that I wouldn’t sell them a cake. I’m happy to sell a cake to anyone, whatever his or her sexual identity. People should be free to make their own moral choices. I don’t have to agree with them. But I am responsible for my own choices. And it was that responsibility that led me to decline when two gentlemen came into my shop and invited me to create a wedding cake for their same-sex ceremony . Baker's case is not about the First Amendment  Designing a wedding cake is a very different thing from, say, baking a brownie. When people commission such a cake, they’re requesting something that’s designed to express something about the event and about the couple. What I design is not just a tower of flour and sugar, but a message tailored to a specific couple and a specific event — a message telling all who see it that this event is a wedding and that it is an occasion for celebration. In this case, I couldn’t. What a cake celebrating this event would communicate w...

An appeal to my fellow conservatives: please stop congratulating that chap who has his boot on your neck. Even Tony Abbott did it, telling parliament on 7th December, ‘I congratulate the Yes campaign for its victory’ as if the debate about same-sex marriage was a cricket match, not a profound struggle for our families and freedoms. The Yes campaign shows no such magnanimity. Bill Shorten famously called No voters ‘haters crawling out from under rocks’ while Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews urged a rainbow crowd to ‘get mad and get even’. On the last day of debate, leaders of the Yes campaign in the gallery applauded a reference to ‘the erosion of religious liberty’, which they regard as a license to hate. This No voter has felt that boot on the neck: vandalism at work, multiple threats of violence, a vexatious case before the Anti-Discrimination Commission, a ban on my book by a major printer, and on it goes. Others have fared much worse, and the harassing of dissenters will onl...