Homophobe Bryan Fischer: Hallmark Caved to 'Gay Gestapo'
The hateful commentator once again uses Nazi imagery to refer to LGBTQ people.
December 17 2019 11:58 AM
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Read the latest news about Bryan Fischer, a radio personality and spokesman for the American Family Association, which is termed a 'hate group' by the Southern Poverty Law Center for its consistent spreading of misinformation about LGBT people. Bryan Fischer is known for his often extreme vitriol against the LGBT community, including remarking that the striking down a portion of the Defense of Marriage Act was a worse travesty than Trayvon Martin's death, praise of India's courts for recriminalizing homosexuality, and calls for laws against sodomy to be reinstated in the United States.
The hateful commentator once again uses Nazi imagery to refer to LGBTQ people.
Right-wingers are also lamenting the withdrawal of anti-LGBT Army secretary nominee Mark Green.
Yep, opposing marriage equality is just like opposing slavery. Or the Nazis, says the antigay commentator.
The Fox empire, The Daily Caller, and other conservative types misgender or otherwise disrespect Jenner, and one claims she's under Satan's control.
The party isn't strong enough in its opposition to marriage equality to suit Mike Huckabee, who once sought its presidential nomination. Meanwhile, another right-winger likens marriage equality to slavery.
It's been said that whoever makes the Nazi comparison first loses the argument. The antigay folks seem to be losing.
Recipients of loans under the Paycheck Protection Program include the Catholic Church and the American Family Association.
Fischer also says Pete Buttigieg is "prancing" around the nation and that the Equality Act will protect pedophiles.
Fischer doesn't like that the Supreme Court nominee belongs to the "rabidly pro-gay" Episcopal Church.
State Supreme Court Justice Tom Parker urges states to disobey the ruling and adds that gay people already had equal marriage rights -- to marry someone of the opposite sex.
Fischer earns his Phobie credentials once again in denouncing gay conservative commentator Guy Benson.
The right-wing congresswoman also said the subject is 'boring' -- but she then added that she meant it's boring that the media only asks Republicans about the issue.
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With schools shut down, children won't be "brainwashed" with pro-LGBTQ ideology, the homophobe writes.
The American Family Association commentator continues to promulgate a bizarre origin story about the Nazis.
Timothy Dolan gives a muddled explanation, while some right-wing pundits call the remarks "scandalous."
Radio host Sandy Rios, mouthpiece for the American Family Association, supports Donald Trump's plan to ban Muslim immigration to the U.S.
Right-wing politicians and pundits have found a hero and martyr in the Kentucky county clerk.
There's an instinctive revulsion to 'the act of homosexuality,' the antigay activist claims.
The American Family Association is trying to lower Fischer's profile, but he still has an AFA-affiliated radio show to promote his homophobic bile.