T-Shirt Maker Uses 'Brokeback Mountain' To Assail Gays

[William769]

(Miami, Florida) A Florida company known for its "faith-based" clothing line has begun distributing a T-shirt that uses "Brokeback Mountain" to condemn gays.

The T-shirts depict an angry Moses on Mount Sinai looking down on a group of ancient Israelites and modern gay cowboys who are dancing around an idol of the biblical Golden Calf.

The caption on the T-shirts reads "In his anger, Moses BROKE the two tablets of stone that the Ten Commandments were written on while walking BACK down the MOUNTAIN."

The T-shirts also bear the message "The Original 10 Commandments, BrokeBack on the Mountain".

http://www.365gay.com/Newscon06/02/022706brokeback.htm


All I can say is, it's really getting to be hard for me to keep my Christian faith. I keep going back to the teachings of Jesus & then I start to feel sorry for people like this.

[BOSSHOG]

1. "The original ten commandments"

which are routinely ignored by "christians" as they go through their holier-than-thou life. Their only concern is impressing their fellow "christians" with the extent of their "christianity."

[sui generis]

2. I hope lots of people buy those t-shirts

I've always wanted a glowing red checkmark magically suspended in the air over dangerous psychotic people, but a t-shirt would certainly work for me.

I've got one thing to say to Angry Moses: Don't Fucking Eat Shellfish you Hypocritical bastard!

God Hates Shrimp!

Another insane rant brought to you by: www.godhatesshrimp.com

[kevinbgoode]

3. Oh good...now I can bring out my own tee shirt,

which I've avoided wearing because I didn't want to offend someone's religious belief....

It says...so many Christians...so few lions.

[sui generis]

7. where did you get that? I want two please.

[Siyahamba]

8. That's hilarious! I'd wear one

And I'm Christian. I like lions. ;)

[Kipling]

4. Oh, who cares?

They're only doing it because they know, long-term, that they are on the losing end of their little kulturkampf.

[davidinalameda]

5. I wonder when they'll be sued for copyright infringement

[Kerrytravelers]

6. Ennis and Jack were shephards. They tended sheep.

Jack was in the rodeo, but he was paid to be a shepherd.

That was what I saw when Mr. kt and I went to see the film (which I LOVED, BTW!!!!)

[pro_blue_guy]

9. LOL

I don't think I'd want to walk around in any religious t-shirt, no matter what the message is. It's very self-promoting and it's fashionably tacky.

:)