By GRACE JENNINGS-EDQUIST
There’s a town in the US state of Kansas called Topeka that’s home to some of the most vicious homophobes in the world.
It’s where the Westboro Baptist Church, a hate group notorious for picketing funerals with its “God hates fags” signs, is based.
So one guy had a brilliant idea: he set up a crowdfunding site to erect a giant, rainbow-coloured, sparkling, cartoony billboard in the town saying GOD LOVES GAYS.
“When people see villains such as Westboro existing in the world, and no one doing anything about it, it disheartens them greatly,” the crowdfunding site explains.
“Some people will argue that it is better to ignore the bigots, that all that Westboro wants is more attention,” it says. “While I respect this opinion, I contend that evil is only allowed to exist because good people do nothing.”
“The time has come for good people to fight back. With love!”
The campaign went viral — helped by the fact it was founded by “The Facebook God,” a social media personality with more than 1.7 million likes — and easily reached its $50,000 goal.
Top Comments
I'm pretty sure "god" doesn't exist because I'm still homosexual after praying daily for 30 years to be straight. Neither ex-gay therapy nor exorcism work. Above mentioned all based on "god" of course, "he" may love us, but many of "his" followers hate us. And, no, don't tell me the lie of hate the sin and love the sinner, I do not believe the christians who say that.
Hmmmmmm? How could this site say that God erected this sign when it constantly expresses atheist vewpoints? Atheists don't believe in God.