Gay Marriage opponents take fight to Starbucks overseas, NOM officially an international terrorist group

[evanrick]

National Organization for Marriage is planning a response to voter approval of gay marriage in recent elections, coordinating with middle-eastern anti-gay groups to target companies that support LGBT rights.

Putting Starbucks employees both gay and straight at risk of violence by the hands of extremists

http://wwwhttp://www.huffingtonpost....n_2113930.html

[GiancarloC]

NOM are making threats that could potentially put lives at risk. I think the authorities should investigate this. Saying Starbucks employees in those countries will pay for the support of Starbucks for same sex marriage is nothing more than a terroristic threat, and I think Starbucks should ask the FBI and Interpol to investigate these comments.

[Ninja108]

Once for all,this shows NOM for what they really are. A hate group that hates gays and lesbians and is willing to use the threat of violence if they don't get their way.

[ChickenGuy]

Fixed your link....

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/1...n_2113930.html

I saw nothing in the video or in the article that mentions 'terrorism' so I'm confused why you've added into your thread title the words 'NOM officially an international terrorist group'.

[Telstra]

Fixed your link....

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/1...n_2113930.html

I saw nothing in the video or in the article that mentions 'terrorism' so I'm confused why you've added into your thread title the words 'NOM officially an international terrorist group'.

Because the experience of violence in Uganda !!!!
They terrorize people = terrorist group

[GiancarloC]

Fixed your link....

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/1...n_2113930.html

I saw nothing in the video or in the article that mentions 'terrorism' so I'm confused why you've added into your thread title the words 'NOM officially an international terrorist group'.

By threatening workers in other countries of Starbucks especially in the middle east it is putting lives on the line. These qualify as terroristic threats. They don't have to mention terrorism specifically.

And Telstra is right. The Fellowship, which NOM tied to, is a Christian Conservative organization pushing "death to the gays" bill in Uganda. Museveni is part of The Fellowship. As is Joseph Pitts (R-PA).

[gewhite3]

NOM consists of a lot of pathetic assholes. For years they've been bitching and whining "Let the voters decide". So when the voters don't vote the way they want, they have their little tempter tantrum. The problem is that their tantrum can get people killed. Brian Brown is the lowest, pathetic excuse of a closeted, self-hating cocksucker I've ever seen.

[ChickenGuy]

The involvement of NOM in the whole Uganda situation was massively overstated by the far-left websites, as is this story.

For the OP to describe NOM as an 'international terrorist group' is just laughable and ridiculous. They're simply an American group opposed to gay marriage. That's it. Why all the hysteria?

It tells me a lot about the overly ideological far-left sensationalists around here that suddenly I'm expected to believe that NOM is some sort of well-connected worldwide superpower with ties to Middle East terrorism. I mean, WTF? It's fabricated nonsense.

Yes, I KNOW they're a closed-minded and intolerant bunch driven by Tea Party values and evangelical thought, but you do NOTHING for the credibility of your argument by inventing patently false lies and slander against them.

I get a bit tired of the misrepresented and inflamed statements like the OP's which instead of presenting FACTS rely purely on hyped-up emotive rhetoric.

[GiancarloC]

NOM's involvement in Uganda was not massively overstated. The writing is ont he wall. They aren't just an American group opposed to gay marriage. They openly promote hatred. There is no hysteria.

This isn't about sensationalism. And by pursuing this policy in the Middle East it could be considered a terroristic threat. This isn't an exaggeration as they are putting lives in danger. It's not fabricated nonsense either. If someone is going to dispute what others are going to say, they should come with some substance.

Nobody is making "false lies" (double negative) or slander.

And where are your facts, CG?

[Rolyo85]

Check my new topic about Uganda. It makes mention of FRC's Tony Perkins and his denouncement of Obama for speaking against Kill The Gays in Uganda. I can't remember how NOM are involved though.

[Sausy]

Evangelical Christians finally making common cause with the radical Islamists they rant about ....fundamentalism is poison in WHATEVER religion.