Gays Mock Jesus with Last Supper Take-Off

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vraiblonde said:
The lack of civility and respect from these niche groups is unfortunate. It's just part of our bizarre culture that grants free speech but does not insist on responsibility to go along with it.

This group isn't simply a "gay" group - they are apparently fetishists and freakjobs. But they give all gays a bad name by their antics.
That was well said :yay:
 

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bresamil said:
I just asked my friend for his opinion of the painting and it was "People like that are the reason people like me get beat up." Yeah, he's gay, and he disapproves of the painting.
Yay! Another person who gets the bigger picture!
 

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Toxick said:
I'm not entirely sure of the law on this one, but I would tend to think that this sort of portrayal would fall into the child-pr0n catagory, rendering the image obscene, and not protected by free speech.




Other than that - that's a solid question.

What a wonderful point! I am so glad I went back over these posts, of my own free will, to recognize how much I love Toxick.
 

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vraiblonde said:
The lack of civility and respect from these niche groups is unfortunate. It's just part of our bizarre culture that grants free speech but does not insist on responsibility to go along with it.
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Just out of curiousity, do you think newspapers in America should not print the cartoon of Mohammed with a bomb for a hat because it is showing responsibility not to too?
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/7/75/Jyllands-Posten-pg3-article-in-Sept-30-2005-edition-of-KulturWeekend-entitled-Muhammeds-ansigt.png
 

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Since when did religion become off limits to the first amendment? There seem to be this set of socially accepted rules which state we do not talk about someone else’s faith no matter how absurd we believe it to be. Why? Well because that is the way it has been and that’s the way it is.

Welp, no more boys and girls. If that poster offends you so be it, religion is not immune to free speech. You have the right to be upset; although I find that to be a bit silly, and the rest of us have the right not to give a damn about your silly belief system.

Sorry new rules for a new time. No more kid gloves when dealing with religion.

I give it 30 second for the first red karma, and I bet I’ll get at least one physical threat off this post. Good forgiving religious folks LOL
 
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smoothmarine187

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I remember when my great grandpa Cornelius Oswald the III from Uruguay marched in San Francisco with nothing on but his comoflage g-string, some black biker boots, and a flower in his hair, because thats what you have to do if your going to San Francisco.
 

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Novus Collectus said:
Just out of curiousity, do you think newspapers in America should not print the cartoon of Mohammed with a bomb for a hat because it is showing responsibility not to too?
Um, considering that Muslims are indeed bombing and killing people in the name of Mohammad and Allah, I think it's merely calling a spade a spade.

If some "artist" depicted Mohammad having gay sex with his lover or surrounded by sex toys, I would think that was disrespectful and uncalled for.
 

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mv_princess said:
Did they or did they not make fun of the same picture in Monty Python?
Live at the Hollywood Bowl.

"What on earth posessed you to paint the Last Supper with 3 Christs in it?"

"It works mate."

"WORKS?"

"Of course it does. The fat one balances out the two skinny ones."
 

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I'mno Mensa said:
Its not surprising that gays mock the Last Supper. They mock nature every day with their unnatural sex acts.

Maybe they hold a grudge because they are gay. Maybe everyone with an illness should hold it against the Creator.
:yeahthat: I don't dislike people because they are gay, but these are real azzholes. Yeah. I don't care for them, their choice, their so called art or anything they think or say. I don't have to tell them go to hell because they've already taken the steps toward that area.
 
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Novus Collectus

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Toxick said:
I'm not entirely sure of the law on this one, but I would tend to think that this sort of portrayal would fall into the child-pr0n catagory, rendering the image obscene, and not protected by free speech.




Other than that - that's a solid question.
Child porn is when children that could not consent to the sex, nor the pictures, are taken and they are victims as a result and the photos themselves are a continuation of that crime. That is why child porn is illegal.
Drawings of adults having sex with children, computer simulations of adults having sex with childeren and literature describing it in detail are not illegal according to the Supreme Court under the First Amendment.

THe problem with declaring something obscene is that it is all subjective. I am sure there are non-Chrisitan religious groups that think depicting Jesus' image is obscene, so by that train of thought, should Christian churches in their communities be banned from displaying images of Christ because the majority there consider's it obscene?
 

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I don't know. Because I hate that stupid "church" that boycotts the soldiers funerals. #######s.

Art is art. I know there is a bunch of creepy crap out there considered art. Damn, a lot of the art hanging in churches is some scary stuff. If it is explict and should only be seen by adults, it should not be hanging on the street. If the religous groups made "art" and hung it in a gallery, I wouldn't like it, but it is their right to paint it.
I believe in the appreciation of art, that is tasteful and created for the sake of art. When I said despicable, I'm referring to the quoted statement below, not that I was not offended by the group of gays who blasphemed Jesus with that painting.

"The most unimaginable and vile acts of debauchery are commonplace during the fair. Senator Larry Craig was arrested and driven out of the Senate for allegedly soliciting public 'gay' sex, yet during this event the city of San Francisco suspends the law and allows 'gay' men and women to parade the streets fully nude, many having sex — even group orgies — in broad daylight, while taxpayer funded police officers look on and do absolutely nothing."
 

Novus Collectus

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vraiblonde said:
Um, considering that Muslims are indeed bombing and killing people in the name of Mohammad and Allah, I think it's merely calling a spade a spade.

If some "artist" depicted Mohammad having gay sex with his lover or surrounded by sex toys, I would think that was disrespectful and uncalled for.
You used the word "responsibility" and that is specifically what i am asking you about.
WHat do you mean by the word "responsibility"? Is it that some people may be offended and therefore restraint should be used like some said should be done with the Muhammed cartoons? After all it is just a fraction of a percent of Muslims doing the bombings and the vast majority of Muslims in this country condone such acts, so why is it not "iresponsible" use of the First to offend millions of good Muslim Americans and "iresponsible" just when it offends some Christians with the Last Supper pic?
Sounds like a double standard to me and that brings us back to not alollowing just one group decide what is proper free speech. It leads to some to cherry pick what they want to be allowed.
 
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