Religious Hate Group Forgets To Renew Domain Name – Now It Redirects To Hardcore Gay Site

[KamaAina]

http://samuel-warde.com/2015/05/religious-group-domain-redirects-to-gay-site-oops/

In a hilarious turn of events – hateful and homophobic pastor Randy Bryson of the Open Door Baptist Church in Easley, South Carolina forgot to renew his hate-group’s website domain name. A gay rights activist saw an opportunity and snatched it – turning the tables completely upside-down on Bryson and company.

Bryson and his followers have a reputation for picketing gay-friendly events and college campuses – brandishing signs damning all “unclean” homosexuals straight to hell. Statements such as “FEAR GOD” and “AMERICA: GOD HATES YOUR SIN” bark out in black, white, and red in their clutched hands. Their website, WarningsofWrath.com, is featured on all of their signs and used to direct visitors to the church’s webpage. Now, visitors to the site are treated to a giant wall of hardcore gay site. The content features skinheads involved in obscene acts and more…

The anonymous activist had this to say about his move, “They condemned gays and rock music outside Carolina Rebellion…I bought the (expired) domain from their signs and pointed it at gay porn of people who probably like rock music. Fair?”

Fair indeed. The best part of the joke – wondering how long it took them to figure out what they were advertising – but we doubt many pay them mind anyway. Recent Gallup polls show 55% percent of America supporting gay marriage, with 8 in 10 young adults in favor of gay marriage alone. The times are changing; Bryson and flock now no more than a desperate and dying breed of intolerance.

[brewens]

1. I'd bet a fair number of them were delighted and made "use" of the new site!

It was supposed to be their site after all, that would have made it okay. They no longer needed to go elsewhere for their gay skinhead porn!

[brewens]

3. That reminds me of a letter to the editor awhile back. A religious woman complaining about all the

porn spam on her families email. She was beside herself and exclaimed that their being so religious and all made that highly offensive.

Our paper doesn't allow anonymous letters to the editor. I almost made an effort to see if I could find a phone number for her and call to clue her in. You don't get that kind of spam usually unless someone had been a bad boy! At least not on most IP's email. That was long enough ago that it was probably the case too. Now many more people use Yahoo or gmail. I'd be willing to bet her husband or a son was responsible.

[yuiyoshida]

2. what's that phrase?

"oh, snap!"