Reverend: "Meth fueled gay sex with a prostitute is great, but same sex marriage should be banned"

Friday, November 03, 2006

(CNN) In 2005, Time magazine put Reverend Ted Haggard on its list of the 25 most influential evangelical leaders, noting his participation in a weekly conference call with White House staffers and other religious leaders. He is currently campaigning for the Constitutional amendment to ban same sex marraige in Colorado.

Comment:
If you want to have meth fueled gay sex with a male prostitute, as far as I'm concerend, that's your own business. In addition, if you want to marry a same sex partner, that's also your own business. If you want to have meth fueled gay sex with your same sex married partner, again, also your own business.

It becomes news, however, when you are a complete and utter hypocrite. Rev. Ted is the paragon of what I hate about some people: hypocrisy. He's out there telling everybody that homosexuality and drug use are a sin and actively trying to deny civil rights to homosexuals. But there he is, away in his hotel room, getting high on meth and enjoying the tender touch of his favorite male prostitute.

Damn Ted, couldn't you just stick to the Big Jesus points on loving everyone and not judging others? Then you wouldn't be such a huge hypocrite. But no, you have to be the stereotype of "do what I say and not as I do." What a jerk.

I'm glad he stepped down and I hope he gets some serious help to come to grips with the fact that he is a gay man, and that gay men have the right to be loved and married. Stop being such a self loathing homosexual and ruining other people's lives.