Pro-wrestler to traditional marriage supporters: “kill yourself”

Christian quarterback Tim Tebow told homosexuals to go “kill yourself” and “drink bleach”!

No. Tebow didn’t do that.

But if he did, we wouldn’t hear or see the end of it in the news. The screams of outrage would be deafening.

So why is it that the media aren’t telling us about pro-wrestler CM Punk (real name Philip Jack Brooks) telling supporters of traditional marriage to go “kill yourself” and “drink bleach”?

The aptly named Punk

Ben Johnson reports for LifeSiteNews, May 9, 2012, that on WWE wrestling superstar C.M. Punk told his Twitter followers he opposed North Carolina’s constitutional amendment to define marriage as the union of one man and one woman, which passed in a landslide on Tuesday.

One of his followers responded, “Man was meant for woman, and even the thought of homo’s make me sick.” To which, Punk replied: “Kill yourself.” He also told another supporter of the nuclear family to “drink bleach.”

In another tweet, Punk castigated the amendment’s supporters as “So many stupid people. Bigots. Talking about what’s ‘natural.’” He also called the NC amendment “ridiculous” and that its supporters are “embarrassing” and should “evolve.”

Ironically, the intolerant and bigoted Punk later posted a message stating, “I am a star. I’m fighting bigots here. Zero tolerance.”

Peter LaBarbera, president of Americans for Truth About Homosexuality (AFTAH) told LifeSiteNews.com:

“Just chalk it up as the sort of rhetoric we’re used to now from the forces of tolerance. It just never stops. As ‘gay’ power grows, the rhetoric on the other side becomes more and more caustic and contemptuous of anybody who disagrees. If it was a conservative athlete who said to a pro-gay activist ‘kill yourself,’ I think his career would be over. Where are the voices of sanity on the liberal side that come down on these kind of things? I think the message is out on the Left: anything goes – especially if you’re bashing a Christian.”

Pro-marriage, pro-family advocates have have increasingly become the targets of verbal and sometimes physical bullying.

The “It Gets Better” anti-bullying campaign creator Dan Savage belittled students who walked out of his foul-mouthed talk at a high school journalism convention, dubbing them “pansy-a**ed.”

In April, a group of “Angry Queers” smashed church windows in Portland, throwing rocks through stained-glass windows at the Oregon satellite location of Mars Hill Church, because its pastor teaches sex outside of traditional marriage is sinful.

Later Monday evening – after the wrestling federation’s anchor program Monday Night Raw – Punk issued an apology and deleted the offending remarks from his Twitter feed. But he still could not refrain from striking a supercilious pose: “I apologize. I don’t want you to kill yourself. I want you to better yourself.”

World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) is headed by Vince McMahon. His wife, Linda, resigned as CEO in 2009 to run for the U.S. Senate in Connecticut. She is currently seeking the Republican nomination for U.S. Senate against former Congressman Christopher Shays.

~Eowyn

Intolerant bully preaches “treat human beings with human feelings”

Remember when anti-bully advocate bully Dan Savage gave a speech rant at a national journalism conference and attacked the Bible and called those who refused to listen to his rant “pansy assed?”

In his latest “Savage Love” column, the bully actually has the audacity to state, “Treat your hookups like people you might actually see again—like human beings with human feelings.”  To understand his definition of human beings with human feelings, keep on reading.  WARNING: Foul language, of course.

Hooking Up

Is it possible for a hookup to turn into a relationship?

A hookup is a relationship, HOPE. It may be a short-term relationship, but it’s a relationship regardless.

And, yes, a short-term hookup can turn into a long-term relationship, HOPE, but not if you’re treating your hookups like shit (because they’re only hookups!) and not if you’re willing to let the people you hook up with treat you like shit (because you’re only a hookup). Treat your hookups like people you might actually see again—like human beings with human feelings, not just human holes and/or poles—and you might actually see them again.

You might even wind up in a long-term relationship.

Now, sometimes people hook up with strangers precisely because they wanna have sex with someone they don’t know and don’t expect to see again. And that’s not always a bad idea: Having sex with someone who you don’t expect to see again can be very liberating. A girl who can’t let herself go with a guy she’s dating—maybe she fears being slut- or nympho-shamed by a boyfriend—will grind the d*ck off a hookup. And it can be easier to ask someone you don’t expect to see again to do something kinky. Say a straight boy has always wanted a girl to put him in her panties and peg his ass. He could ask a girlfriend to do that for him, sure, but the stakes are higher. What if she freaks out and dumps him, and blabs to her friends—and his—about why she dumped him?

People who divide the f*ckable world into those they care about (and can’t open up to sexually) and those they don’t care about (and can open up to sexually but won’t date) wind up having awesome sex with people they don’t know and lousy sex with people they marry. That’s not a good strategy for anyone interested in a successful—and sexually fulfilling—long-term relationship.

So here’s what you should do, HOPE: Be uninhibited with your hookups while treating them like people you might actually see again, and insist on being treated that way in return. Don’t hook up with people who treat you like shit; don’t treat the people you hook up with like shit. Even if you know you’re not going to see someone again—maybe they’re not someone you would date, or circumstances are such that you couldn’t date them even if you wanted to (business trip, European vacation, spring break, etc.)—treat your hookups with kindness, respect, and gratitude.

Finally, HOPE, some people treat hookups like shit—only after they’ve come, natch—because they want their hookups to understand that they’re not interested in a relationship. That’s not just assholery, assholes, it’s completely unnecessary assholery. If someone was kind enough to suck your d*ck or f*ck your brains out—if someone hooked up with your ass—a little kindness and consideration isn’t too much to ask. If you’re worried that your hookup might misinterpret “kindness and consideration” for “I want to be with you forever,” tell them—gently and directly—that you’re not interested in a relationship.

{Here is the actual potty mouth perv on youtube, if you care to see it}

Apparently you are only to treat your hookups with kindness, respect, and consideration.  Those that disagree with you?  They are merely pansy asses.

DCG