Boxing champion Manny Pacquiao is guilty -- of being true to his Catholic faith. The gay-marriage mob is guilty -- of the very ugly bigotry it claims to abhor. And left-wing media outlets are guilty -- of stoking false narratives that shamelessly demonize religion in the name of compassion.
The attempted crucifixion of Pacquiao this week was fueled by an online army of cultural shakedown artists, generously funded by billionaire George Soros and other so-called progressive philanthropists.
On Tuesday, a freelance writer for the Examiner.com published an interview with Pacquiao conducted at his Los Angeles residence. Journalist Granville...











We aren't ready to re-purpose marriage. In our view it's a contract that includes God or, if you like, in this case Mother Nature, and it has served to reproduce society for thousands of years. We have ourselves diluted marriage by living-together outside of marriage, but we are not ready to jettison the contract.
it should not be accommodated,enabled,or encouraged.
Of course,some people IGNORE the second part of Article IV,sec 1;
"and the Congress may by general Laws prescribe the Manner in which such Acts,Records,and Proceedings shall be proved,and the Effect thereof."
Congress "prescribed the manner" by enacting DOMA.
THAT alone allows DOMA to be Constitutional.
Congress is SPECIFICALLY given the power to decide,and they did.
Brain washed idiots like you can not figure that out?
This whole episode seems more like a free-speech issue than a "bullyiing" issue. Both sides had their say, the journalist had to admit that Pacquiao didn't really quote the Bible, there were apologies all around, and the columinsts like Malkin have fired back. Case closed.
People who exercise their right of free speech, however, should also understand that it's not protected from criticism.
But I don't see that there were apologies all around on this issue; certainly none from the homosexuals.
Of course,some people IGNORE the second part of Article IV,sec 1;
"and the Congress may by general Laws prescribe the Manner in which such Acts,Records,and Proceedings shall be proved,and the Effect thereof."
Congress "prescribed the manner" by enacting DOMA.
THAT alone allows DOMA to be Constitutional.
Congress is SPECIFICALLY given the power to decide,and they did.