Former San Fran Pride Prom Queen Becomes Christian- now protests gay marriage

[HarveyDarkey]

Run time: 03:55 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1c88Bz9w8e0   Posted on YouTube: October 03, 2010 By YouTube Member: OnKneesforJesus Views on YouTube: 311   Posted on DU: October 03, 2010 By DU Member: HarveyDarkey Views on DU: 1103

 

[WillParkinson]

1. :facepalm:

Really. I got nothing else.

[sakabatou]

2. .

:wtf:

[alp227]

3. You can choose religion but not your sexual orientation.

Sheesh she couldn't even explain why she opposes gay marriage after the interviewer pointed out that letting gays get married encourages monagamous relationships as Lozano wishes. Religion brainwashes you so so much. I've posted about Karyme Lozano on the LGBT forum.

[Botany]

4. You can spot the con a mile away

God will love you more if you don't screw so give us your money and
your votes because a man sitting on a cloud thinks about your naughty
bits.

[athenasatanjesus]

5. Did she turn her being miss San Fran Pride into a profit?

Maybe that's all it was for to begin with.

[davidinalameda]

6. this happened a few months ago

[GaYellowDawg]

7. That's sad.

I lost my father to cancer back in April. It strengthened my faith because I made the conscious decision to believe in a universe where my father goes on, as himself, in some fashion. The grief would have been too strong to bear otherwise. No, it's not rational, and I understand that. But I didn't change my set of beliefs, the main part of which is that I have too much to work on my own self without getting involved in disrupting other peoples' lives. It also didn't change my education, or memories of conversations with gay friends. Both of these have firmly convinced me that homosexuality is biological and therefore should not ever serve as a bar to any role in society, or any right in society, or anything short of complete acceptance. I do pick and choose my Bible verses, and I'm not a big fan of either the Old Testament or any of what Paul says about either women or sexuality.

I guess what I'm saying is that it's a shame that this person reacted to her loss - her unhappiness - by trying to place limits on the lives and happiness of others.

One more thing: as well as a Christian, I am an American. And in America, there should be no laws which promote a certain religion. To me, any kind of ban on service in the military or to marriage because of orientation should be viewed as unconstitutional, because the only rationale for those bans is religious. My father was a Democrat and was liberal, and so am I - and I would not dishonor his memory by turning into a repressive Republican.

[NV Whino]

8. She's cured, she's cured!

See, I knew it could be done.



Surely I don't need the sarcasm smiley, do I?

[Crowman1979]

9. She wanted daddy's money, hence why she changed her views.

Plus there is the Fiorina cash cow.

[ellenfl]

10. she must have inherited a bunch of $. eom