Bazaar Daily News

5Dec

By SHKNo Comments

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Man abandons son on side of the road because he thought he was gay

All because he was gay. Let that fucking sink in people. Evenaud Julmeus, 30, is looking at some serious prison time — after abandoning his son on the side of the road in front of the Haines City Police Department. According to officials, the unnamed child confirmed he was forced to pack a bag; his belongings, and was made to get into his father’s car. From there — he was taken to a nearby sidewalk next to the police department where he was abandoned and left without food; money, or even a phone to call someone. Luckily, police found him outside and eventually took him into the station to question him about what happened. Cc Local10

26Jul

By J'Marcus T. Washington IINo Comments

Fresh News

Bishop claims gay people are created when women have willing anal sex

A Bishop in Cyprus is catching flack..... here's why. In the video posted online, he made it clear that he feels gay people are born because their mothers like anal sex. The Most Reverend Metropolitan Neophytos (Masouras) of Morfou of the Church of Cyprus ... is his name. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-XlAjMBWXv0

Lawmaker: Gays are no different than the KKK

13Feb

By SHKNo Comments

Afternoon Roundup

Lawmaker: Gays are no different than the KKK

CLEARLY, lawmakers have learned nothing from the brouhaha over blackface. In the latest round of crazy remarks, a WV lawmaker is facing calls to resign today -- after they apparently said that gays are no different than KKK members. Via The Charlotte-Gazette Mail

Westboro Baptist Church gets in on Pokemon Go

11Jul

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Westboro Baptist Church gets in on Pokemon Go

And in typical Westboro fashion. The Pokemon Go game is sweeping the globe like a brand new Beyonce song, but, the game is coming under fire for its problematic ways of creating trouble within the real world. This time, er, The Westboro Baptist Church has hopped into the mix to promote their hatred within the millions of youth and young people who have already logged into the game. USA Today has more on the story.