Oh, as they say, Dear

[cat_77]

It's not a Pride-fest without a controversy of some sort.

Twin Cities Pride Vs Mpls Parks - The pride organizers have been leasing the area for, oh, 30 years, and the park board want to allow an anti-gay activist to lease it at the same time, despite specific laws against it. Should be fun.

I remember this guy from last year - he kept pacing along the parade route trying to both hand out bibles and tell everyone that they were wrong and evil. Had a different feel to him than the peaceful people who simply hand out pamphlets asking if we've found God (love the GLBT churches reactions to them). This guy was eventually asked to leave by the cops as he was being disruptive. Must have found his way down to the park, I guess.

What can I say? Gays: We Know Drama.

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Kids do the darndest things...

[wolfie74]

Is that the same guy j stuck his tong out at when he was 4?

[sophinisba]

Hey, are you guys going to the parade this weekend? It would be fun if we could meet up. :)

[emeraldteal]

So how did that turn out? Don't they know you can't mix oil and water and then throw in a lit match? *rolls eyes*

I hate those holier-than-thou types. A 'real' religious person is calm, peaceful and accepting. A rare breed indeed. :(

How did the GLBT churches react, and um... you have GLBT churches?

I remember reading somewhere about Muslim lesbians coming out and forming a group, I think they were Canadian. That was years ago and was a total WTF moment for me. Now I've had my eyes opened a little wider, I can actually say I understand. Arg, there's a whole long post I'm gonna write up some time regarding religion, personal belief and those holier-than-thou types... but it's gonna have to wait. ;)