Gay Mob Beats Pastor - no hate crime?

If this was a Christian mob who beat up a gay guy they would be in jail for years and it would make world news headlines.... but it is ok if a gay mob beats up a pastor? The media calls for tolerance of other views, unless your view is a Christian view?  The sign was not even all that bad and said things like that pornography and too much TV is bad..... Sure it probably did not make the gays at the crownd happy but homosexual lifestyles do not make me happy either. They have a right to promote their lifestyle and Christians also have a right to promote their beliefs. It is not hate speech and Christian speech should be tolerated too. What was written on the sign by this pastor was not hateful and was no more bad than if someone was holding a sign that says gay marriage is good and Christianity is bad. They do hold those signs all the time of course and no one gets beat up because they have freedom of speech.... but if you are a Christian, no freedom of speech.

read more of what happened by clicking the links below:

http://mynorthwest.com/194/2308162/Intolerance-at-the-Pride-Parade-Where-are-the-hate-crime-charges

http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2013/07/05/you-got-something-to-f-in-say-to-me-man-caught-on-video-attacking-christian-street-preacher-near-gay-pride-event-reportedly-arrested-29-times/

http://radio.foxnews.com/toddstarnes/top-stories/christian-preachers-brutally-beaten-at-gay-pride-festival.html

TX Professor Reprimanded for Refusing to Watch Vulgar Gay Play at Lamar University in Beaumont

Wow, this happened right here in southeast Texas.

A theater arts department professor, Linda Ozmun, at Lamar University in Beaumont, TX had no problem doing her job. She was teaching kids about theater arts. That was her job and she was doing it just fine. The school wanted more than that though. According to a lawsuit that the terminated professor filed, the school chairwoman Judith Sebesta, and eventually the Dean, told her that she had to attend a vulgar gay pride play, by Tim Miller, or else she would be terminated. The professor is a Christian who did not want to go to a vulgar gay pride play. It was not part of her job and she would not be working at the gay play. The school just wanted her to personally go see the play. This gay play had been planned once before at the college but it was cancelled after the community complained that it would be too offensive and vulgar. The play was brought back though and the professor requested a reasonable accommodation to be excused from attending this offensive production. The dean of her college refused this simple accommodation and threatened plaintiff with disciplinary action if she failed to attend the performance. Because of her religious beliefs, plaintiff failed to attend the performance and as a result she was disciplined for her religious beliefs. Lamar University has discriminated against this professor on the basis of her religious beliefs in violation of the Texas anti-discrimination laws.

As Americans, we should tolerate other lifestyles. If someone wants to be gay then that is up to them and we cannot force them not to be gay. on the other hand, Americans should never be forced to accept an alternate lifestyle as normal or be forced to go to a gay play in violation of that person's Christian beliefs. That is the homosexual agenda though. They claim they just want to be tolerated but in reality, they will not be happy until they have forced Americans to accept their lifestyle as normal and right. They will not be happy until they force Christian organizations to provide health coverage that includes sex changes. They will not be happy until they have indoctrinated out children that they are bad if they do not agree with homosexuality, like this Fort Worth, TX kids who got suspended for simply BELIEVING that homosexuality is wrong. They will not be happy until they have forced states to recognize their relationships as a marriage even though the people have voted that marriage is only between a man and a woman.

from Courthouse News Service:

Gay Dances Were Too Much, Professor Says

By CAMERON LANGFORD

BEAUMONT, Texas (CN) - A former tenure-track theater and dance professor claims in court that Lamar University administrators unfairly reprimanded her for refusing, for religious reasons, not to attend a gay