Religious? Litigious?

1. JOhn 3/2/2006

   Go for it! Start one with “Mississippi” Unhappy
   http://www.massvacation.com

   Ha, Ha
2. Justin 3/2/2006

   Effin’ brilliant. But shouldn’t the URL in your version point people to http://www.lc.org?
3. Justin 3/2/2006

   Apologizes to everyone for the right-wing, retina-scarring web design at the previous website.
4. Alex 3/2/2006

   Umm…Big mistake lol, but the LC not ACLU.org dude, you will look like such a dumbass for putting ACLU, they are very anti-religion in government Hence their multiple course cases again religion in government

   Fix it Good idea though lol
5. Mike 3/2/2006

   Actually the ACLU does make sense — as a reminder to Exodus that the targets of their legal attacks are not necessarily defenseless.
6. Jason Griffey 3/3/2006

   EXACTLY! Mike got my first point. But I agree…enough people said it was confusing that I changed it.
7. DR. FUN 3/3/2006

   oh, what fun we can have with this one.
8. kat 3/14/2006

   if you spread this image around everywhere it’s impossible for them to sue- I already have this copied and sending it off to friends…lol
9. zoe kentucky 3/17/2006

   (sigh) The ACLU are not at all anti-religion. Only someone who knows and understands very little about their work or constitutional law would ever say that. There are plenty of religious people who do not want the government itself to be religious, supporting separation of church and state is not an anti-religion position.

   However, that being said, the ACLU might be interested in your case. If not, there are probably other First Amendment attorneys who would be, pro-bono. What you are doing is very clearly satire. Their “cease and desist” letters and intended to scare you, they likely know that this case couldn’t go very far.
10. zoe kentucky 3/17/2006

    Sorry, I mean Justin’s case. And apparently they have taken the case. It’s a slam dunk. Exodus and Liberty Counsel will just use the whole controversy for fund-raising purposes, to perpetuate their eternal victimhood by the big, bad gays and the mean ol’ ACLU. They never tire of it.
11. Joseph Talarigo 3/22/2006

    I posted a bunch of parodies that I made on my Xanga. http://www.xanga.com/ascilli_xa_terras
12. Brian Hamilton 3/22/2006

    Brilliant. These zealots think they’re exempt from the U.S. Constitution by divine decree. Time to rub their hypocritical noses in their own cruci-feces.
13. Justin Kase 3/23/2006

    Doesn’t it make you wonder…… how many bored teenagers are there that are made to sit in a room by their Exodus “elders” and “search” for blogs such as yours looking for “gay” content? Amerika, land of the religious right and home of the afraid.
14. Thirst 4/6/2006

    Exodus International? Unhappy?…

    This is just too rich! Exodus International, the “ex-gay” flagship organization, has taken legal action against Justin Watt for publishing a parody of one of their billboards on his blog. Check out the Exodus billboard, the parody and the cease……
15. YarnGirl 7/27/2007

    This is f’n funny. Love it. Keep it up.
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