Church where toddler sang the song getting threats

[gpw]

I do not feel bad for this. Maybe I should, because you know, death threats aren't all WWJD, but I just can't seem to muster it.

[ringstrue]

well that was fast.

[statlerwaldorf]

That was my first time seeing that song and it made me really sad for that kid.

[mayflowers22]

Omg

[thejackpot]

So terrible that they have a 3 yr old singing that mess.Death threats aren't the answer but can someone call CPS. That baby needs new parents, stat.

[Seesaw]

I hope no hurts that child because of this. Let her be. Homos know they aren't going to her kind of heaven anyway.

[whitewolf]

Gross on all counts. I hope no one martyrs them by messing with their little pit.

[heightsyankee]

May 30, 2012 20:58:08 GMT -5 @Seesaw said:

I hope no hurts that child because of this. Let her be. Homos know they aren't going to her kind of heaven anyway.

It was a little BOY. Can you at least read/watch before you comment?

[Kattey]

Are we sure people aren't getting stupider? That poor kid doesn't even know what he's singing, and the adults are eating it up.

On a side note, the double negative is giving me giggles "ain't no homos gonna make it to heaven" = all gays go to heaven.

Bigotry fail, lulz

[fernane]

May 30, 2012 23:47:18 GMT -5 Kattey said:

On a side note, the double negative is giving me giggles "ain't no homos gonna make it to heaven" = all gays go to heaven.

Bigotry fail, lulz

This doesn't make sense the way you're trying to give it new meaning, but a valiant effort.
It's like the whole free speech thing, though. Each person is entitled to their own beliefs, opinions, speech, etc. and the same regarding how they raise their children. However, they must also be ready to take the heat and consequences of said beliefs, opinions and speech.
Plenty of people raise kids crazy ways, the main difference here is the exploitation of the child to garner public attention.

[whitewolf]

May 30, 2012 23:59:29 GMT -5 fernane said:

May 30, 2012 23:47:18 GMT -5 Kattey said:

On a side note, the double negative is giving me giggles "ain't no homos gonna make it to heaven" = all gays go to heaven.

Bigotry fail, lulz

This doesn't make sense the way you're trying to give it new meaning, but a valiant effort.
It's like the whole free speech thing, though. Each person is entitled to their own beliefs, opinions, speech, etc. and the same regarding how they raise their children. However, they must also be ready to take the heat and consequences of said beliefs, opinions and speech.
Plenty of people raise kids crazy ways, the main difference here is the exploitation of the child to garner public attention.

No, she is correct on the double negative. If they weren't ignorant slobs saying ain't, they would say, "No homos aren't going to Heaven," which does mean all of them go.

And there are legal precedents for minors not having full freedom of speech protection, and even minors being taken from loony bigots, like the guy who called his kids Aryan Nation and Hitler.
I would rather the parents fall in a sinkhole and the kid gets adopted by normal people.

[Deleted]

I don't know why people worry about these things. God has a plan, and will either let them get killed by people acting the death threats, or not. I am guessing their faith is strong enough that god will protect them from bullets. And if not, oops! Wrong god. Shoulda listened to Vishnu.

[emmybean]

May 31, 2012 8:36:33 GMT -5 @reeve said:

I don't know why people worry about these things. God has a plan, and will either let them get killed by people acting the death threats, or not. I am guessing their faith is strong enough that god will protect them from bullets. And if not, oops! Wrong god. Shoulda listened to Vishnu.

They all just need to get in touch with their inner Thetan.


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[Melissa W.]

Nice of the preacher to leave his flock while they deal with the mess.

[secretlyevil]

May 30, 2012 18:56:21 GMT -5 @soudesafinado said:

Despite the threats, all the members we spoke to have no regrets about the song getting posted online -- in fact one said, "The people who are upset just don't read the word of God. If we don't teach the children the truth early they will never learn."

Can anyone say cult? Yes, it's never too early to teach someone to hate. I agree with g, I should feel bad they're getting death threats because well I am pretty much a pacifist but honestly I can't muster any sympathy. I just hope the wack jobs remember the children are victims too.