Stonewall abandons its hate-speech strategy. Apparently it backfired.

By J.C. von Krempach, J.D. | October 3, 2014

The pro-sodomy pressure group Stonewall has announced that it will drop the annual “Bigot of the Year”-award, which it used to confer on persons who with outstanding bravery defended the truth about sexuality and marriage in public. (Well, to say the truth, in 2012 the winner of the award was Cardinal Keith O’Brien of Edinburgh and St. Andrews, who shortly afterwards had to step down under allegations of sexual misconduct ….  of the kind  Stonewall is promoting. But that does not mean that his defence of Catholic doctrine had not been brave.)

Somehow the hate-speech strategy has backfired. Winners of the controversial award began to view it as a badge of honour (oh, how much I myself would be proud of such  distinction if it came from Stonewall…), and the public came to see Stonewall as it really is: a group of bullies rather than “discrimination victims”.

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