I appreciate the positive comments. While I was there, I tried like heck to get someone to come out and talk to me in order to engage in a dialogue where I would be allowed to voice my displeasure with their tactics. This place is NOT a church and it would be very beneficial if our governmental authorities had the balls to call them what they are "HATE GROUP" and wipe them off the face of the planet.
In a peaceful protest, a pro peace / anti hate group has purchased the house directly across the street from this church and has painted it like a rainbow and encourages people to stand on their lawn and walk around the house. UNLIKE the so called Church across the street that is surrounded by a fence, intercoms and buzzers to get in and out, padlocks on gates, and security cameras everywhere.
The place is in a very modest area surrounded by homes that are middle class lower priced homes. I get the feeling from the neighbors that they wished this place would dissapear. Now, to give you more of a perspective of the crap they pull, they actually have the audacity to fly the American flag upside down on the flagpole UNDER and upside down American flag that has rainbow stripes on it.
I was mainly trying to get someone to come out and meet face to face, hence the pee on the lawn after I had hit the intercom numerous times trying to get someone to come out. My wife was a bit nervous, but she new when she married me that there are certain things that are gonna happen when people pull this kind of crap.
Bottom line, if you don't stand for something, you will fall for anything!
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Topic: I had to stop by Westboro Baptist Church on my trip (Read 5275 times)