Video of a young boy at a church in Indiana being cheered as he sings about how “no homos are gonna make it to heaven” has gone viral.
“The Bible is right, somebody’s wrong,” the boy, who appears to be around 4-years-old, sings. “Romans 1 and 27, ain’t no homo gonna make it to heaven.”
Before the boy can finish the song, members of the congregation jump their feet, applauding and cheering wildly.
“That’s my boy!” one man can be heard shouting.
The church seen in the video is reportedly the Apostolic Truth Tabernacle in Greensburg, Indiana, according to both Free Thought Blogs and WRTV.
This guy is a brainwashed homophobic 4-year old.
BREAKING: MAJOR REVELATIONS IN JOHN DOE PROBE - Scott Walker Mistakenly Admits He is Under Investigation
Following reports that Scott Walker’s criminal defense fund grew by $100,000 in May, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel is today reporting major revelations in the John Doe criminal corruption probe, including Scott Walker’s mistaken admission that he is under investigation.
-Scott Walker mistakenly admits that he is a target in the John Doe criminal corruption probe
Walker, in a rare moment of candor, stated to reporters that he would not use the criminal defense fund to pay for the legal defenses of his aides, who have been charged with crimes ranging from child enticement, to theft from veterans and the families of fallen soldiers, to misuse of taxpayer resources to illegally campaign for Scott Walker, and would instead use the funds for himself or his campaign.
Wisconsin law is very clear: an elected official can only establish a legal defense fund if they, or their agent, are under investigation for, charged with, or convicted of violations of Wisconsin’s campaign finance and election laws.
Since he is not paying for the defense of an agent acting on his behalf, it is now clear that Scott Walker is under investigation.
—The homes and offices of top Walker administration officials homes have been raided by prosecutors
What if Europe and the US converged on a set of economic policies that brought out the worst in both – European fiscal austerity combined with a declining share of total income going to workers? Given political realities on both sides of the Atlantic, it is entirely possible.So far, the US has…
…And maybe protesters’ fines as well. Just a thought.
Maybe if the money is coming out of executives pockets there will be more incentive to actually change how major financial institutions operate.
Mitt Romney campaigned with both of these guys today:
Donald Trump: “I mean, part of the beauty of me is that I’m very rich.” 3/17/11
Sheldon Adelson: “I don’t take comments from anybody unless they’re rich. If you’re so smart, why aren’t you rich? Now if they’re rich, then they must be smart.” 1/7/11
Fucking scum.
I’m just disgusted. I honestly don’t know what else to say.
— Brittany
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7 Violations of the Constitution’s First Amendment
And Article Six of the constitution:
Both of the United States and of the several States, shall be bound by Oath or Affirmation, to support this Constitution; but no religious Test shall ever be required as a Qualification to any Office or public Trust under the United States.
I knew about this in Texas — it’s ridiculous and religious discrimination. I doubt they could enforce this law, but at the same time an atheist would never win an election there. It’s very disheartening.
— Brittany
The Recall Walker effort is all coming down to GOTV. If you live in Wisconsin, please take some time to get involved this weekend and on June 5. If you live elsewhere, consider contributing and make sure everyone you know in Wisconsin is planning to vote for Tom Barrett.
There are hundreds of stories out there on Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker and his divisive, demoralizing attacks on the fine working people of the Badger state. Hundreds of them.
