Controversy as anti-gay conspiracy theorist allowed to keep speaking engagements in Canada

A controversial U.S. speaker who heads a group that advocates against what it calls "the radical homosexual agenda" and was stopped by customs officials at the Regina airport will get to speak at an anti-abortion conference in Weyburn, Sask., after all.

Peter LaBarbera, president of the group Americans For Truth About Homosexuality​, said officials detained him because he planned to give a speech critical of "homosexual activism" and for a while it looked like he would be sent home on a plane.

However, things changed by the afternoon.

LaBarbera, whose group professes on its website to stand for "God-ordained sexuality," said he had a second meeting with officials and successfully argued to be allowed to stay.

Holding his passport aloft for reporters to see, LaBarbera said officials eventually determined he was not in violation of Canada's hate laws.

Before he got the go-ahead, he had criticized the way he was treated.

Godisgoodallthetime wrote:see only the gays and their supporters want to gag people...

that's a joke by the way, just in case you missed it...lol

GIG wrote:see only the gays and their supporters want to gag people...

Original Quill wrote:To put it mildly, Ben.

GIG, the first thing you will learn when you go back to school is, you can't generalize from specifics.  

GIG wrote:see only the gays and their supporters want to gag people...

That kind of conclusion requires a quantitative analysis, not a single example...even if true, which I'm sure it is not.

So, why do you waste time on such unproductive pursuits?  Can't you do something better than trying to pull the wool over the eyes of those who already see better than you?