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Hackers Give Antigay Politician New Website, Replacing Rants with Rainbows
Hackers Give Antigay Politician New Website, Replacing Rants with Rainbows
When Australian politician Cory Bernardi opted to not register a domain in his own name, hackers built him a brand new inclusive website, free of his ugly public stance against LGBT causes.
LGBT activists down under seized an opportunity to rebrand the man the local news media calls "South Australia's favorite firebrand" with a new website festooned with a rainbow, and dropping his slogan "Common Sense Lives Here" with the far more inclusive tagline, "Compassion Lives Here."
Sen. Cory Bernardi is an outspoken opponent of same-sex marriage and Australia's Safe Schools Program, which teaches respect for LGBT children. The new site went live overnight on social media, according to News.com.au, at the URL CoryBernardi.com.au.
Bernardi's actual website is corybernardi.com, without the "au" suffix typically found in Australia. Although the new site never belonged to Bernardi, by neglecting to register the domain he left himself to hackers.
Bernardi organized support for a government investigation into the Safe Schools program, according to News.com.au, and has called for an end to its funding.
On Thursday, he told Sky News that the anti-bullying curriculum was actually bullying children into conforming to what he called the "homosexual agenda."
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