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03/27/2013
Bryan Fischer on BBC: There's no right to be gay
Last night, Britons got a glimpse of how extreme and overreaching the American resistance to marriage equality truly is:
AFA's BRYAN FISCHER: There is no right to engage in homosexual behavior. In the United States, it was a felony offense for the first two hundred and fifty-five years of our existence as a nation, everywhere. There simply is no constitutional, legal, or moral right to engage in homosexual behavior
BBC NEWS PRESENTER : I note there, Mr, Fischer, that you actually didn't answer the question—you answered a different question. I was asking you whether you reserve the right to judge gay people and find them to be less than heterosexual people.
FISCHER: No, I answered your question Peter. I said that society should not
sanction homosexual behavior. It should not be the basis of special rights; it should not be the basis for marriage, given the health risks associated with homosexual conduct.
FULL VIDEO: 'Marriage between man and woman' [BBC News]
Keep talking, Bryan. The world is listening to your attempts to recriminalize gay people. Your words come at the expense of your own team's carefully crafted strategy. So yay.
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