Maybe We Can Be Like Indiana

Our "friends" on the right love to point out that if we do not do everything Scott Walker tells us to(which in reality is what the Koch Brothers want) then we will be just like Illinois.    Forgetting the fact that Illinois is at least adding jobs and the fact that there are more than two ways to do things(the Illinois Way or the koch brothers way), lets look at what if we followed someone who they greatly admire.   Right To Work Indiana!

That way, like the failed path Rob Vos wants, of privatizing our public schools, we can let the churches handle the education of our kids.  Its working wonders in Indiana! 

GREENSBURG, Ind. — An Indiana church is on lock down and its pastor has left for an undisclosed location after a video recording surfaced this week of a toddler singing an anti-gay song at the church altar, that included the lyrics, “Ain’t no homo going to make it to heaven.”

In the video, church Pastor Jeff Sangl can been seen in smiling and nodding in approval behind the unidentified youth.

Church members can be seen applauding and cheering the toddler as he sings the anti-gay verse — “I know the Bible’s right, somebody’s wrong- Romans 1 and 27, ain’t no homo going to make it to heaven” — with one person shouting, “That’s my boy!”

After this disturbing video went viral, the church weakly attempted to backtrack with this statement:

The Pastor and members of Apostolic Truth Tabernacle do not condone, teach, or practice hate of any person for any reason. We believe and hope that every person can find true Bible salvation and the mercy and grace of God in their lives.

We are a strong advocate of the family unit according to the teachings and precepts found in the Holy Bible. We believe the Holy Bible is the Divinely-inspired Word of God and we will continue to uphold and preach that which is found in scripture.

Unfortunately no one told the congregation this:  

Despite the threats, all the members we spoke to have no regrets about the song getting posted online -- in fact one said, "The people who are upset just don't read the word of God. If we don't teach the children the truth early they will never learn."

As for the thunderous applause after the hate-filled song -- we're told, "Of course we applauded a child who is singing a song about God."

 By the way, it appears that the did not et to the part about not lying as it appears they have received their death threats from the same entity that Dan Kapanke did:

 “To my knowledge, there are no death threats at this time,” Decatur County Sheriff Gregory Allen told FoxNews.com.

Dan Savage has more here!  

 

Rumor has it this video has had an effect in WI.  Rebecca Kleefisch was beaming with pride, and Glen Shulfer has his next big hit!!