England hasn’t executed a prisoner since 1964, and capital punishment has been off the books since 1998, but anti-gay activist Stephen Green thinks it’s about time the nation get back to taking lives.
Why? Well, according to Green, his revulsion over gay cannibalistic killer Anthony Morley made him see the angry mob-like light!
I don’t like the idea of putting a man to death any more than the worst humanistically-minded liberal.
But the other day I saw a glorious rainbow and it reminded me that God’s institution of the nation state and of true justice is still in force.
We need to remember that putting a properly-convicted murderer to death is a righteous act, not something to be ashamed of.
Hmm. So a rainbow sent this executioner’s message? This man’s obviously way to wrapped up in his anti-gay ways.
How about we take this to the next level?
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Anarchos
Wait, what? God instituted the nation state?
Can we just abolish religion?…
Darth Paul
Whatever. I dismiss the British Pat Robertson.
tallskin
This man is total nutter.
He used to have a little influence within the British conservative party, running the Conservative Family Campaign, which was a bunch of outrageously homophobic nutjobs.
OutRage!, the gay campaigning group, Zapped him several times, wrecking his general meetings.
When the conservative party ceased tolerating him he retreated to a farmhouse in wales somewhere.
Now he is mainly of nuisance value only, being a rather sad loon on the mad religious fringes of things. He limits himself to the odd tv appearance and to picketing gay pride events.
His obsession, and I mean OBSESSION, with gay sex, does reveal something interesting about him though.
tallskin
Oh if anyone is interested the British Humanist Association is raising funds for a series of ads on London busses saying: “There probably is no god, now stop worrying and get on with your life”
This is in response to the annoyance caused over here by religious ads on the busses and tubes.
The organisers initially only expected to raise about £5,000 but the campaign has hit a nerve and funds are pouring in, over £100,000 as I write this, from some of you folks in the USA as well. This could grow and grow and become national and, hopefully, international.
Take a look at the link if you’re interested, and donate!
http://www.justgiving.com/atheistbus?page=1#donationtable
Oh, and our favourite Stephen Green has riled people with his comments about the proposed bus ads, thus increasing the people prepared to give money!
http://www.christianvoice.org.uk/Press/press109.html
fredo777
This is part of why you shouldn’t have focused on the fact that he was a former Mr. Gay UK.
ChicagoJimmy
How is killing someone a righteous act?
Okie
I’m sure if he looks hard enough he’ll be able to find a scripture to support his cause, they always do.
Steff
What is so special about this twisted man that he keeps getting this sort of coverage?
He’s been spouting off about all sorts of things in the British media this week and I’m sick of hearing his bloody name and the utter vitriol that comes out of his mouth.
Please – stop giving him attention!
CitizenGeek
Stephen Green really is the British Pat Robertson. He was featured in a Channel 4 documentary earlier this year and he is leading the rise of hateful and scheming Evangelicalism in the UK. He needs to be stopped.