Germany: LGBT lobby threatens and harasses opponents

By J.C. von Krempach, J.D. | March 13, 2012

They posture as "victims of discrimination". Are they really?

Much of the success the LGBT lobby has recently hasd in achieving its political goals has had to do with the lobby’s remarkable ability in posturing as victims of “violence”, “hate speech”, “social exclusion”, or “discrimination”.

In actual fact, however, homosexual lobby groups are themselves one of the most virulently aggressive and intolerant groups in society. This became visible once again in the German city of Cologne, where, as a reaction to the decision of a Schützenverein (“marker’s club) to prohibit the traditional “Schützenkönig” (the “King of the markers”, i.e.the best marker) to nominate his gay partner as “Schützenkönigin” (i.e. his “Queen) has resulted in murder threats against members of the board of the association. Three of those members, including a Catholic bishop, received anonymous e-mails saying “We want to see you hang for this”, “You and your families will never be happy again”, and “We will turn your lives into hell!”. The messages also included insultory language, describing the brave opponents aghainst the LGBT agenda as “Nazis”.

The incident was not reported in German mass media, as it could have cast a doubt on the politically correct assumption that LGBT people are “victims of discrimination”.

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