Miller Brewery Funds Gay Sadomasochistic Orgy on San Francisco Streets

[SLAG]

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SAN FRANCISCO, September 25, 2007 - The Folsom Street Fair, a gay parade which has for years included full nudity and sex acts on public streets, is set to take place again this year on September 30 with city approval, partial public funding and sponsorship by Miller Brewing Company. This year several Christian and pro-family groups have called for public scrutiny into the event as the ad for the event is a mockery of Christ's Last Supper.

The ad portrays Christ and His disciples as half-naked homosexual sadomasochists with the bread and wine representing Christ's broken body and blood replaced with sadomasochistic sex toys.

"The most unimaginable and vile acts of debauchery are commonplace during the fair," said Matt Barber, Policy Director for Cultural Issues with Concerned Women for America (CWA). "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."

Catholic League president Bill Donohue focused his attention on getting Miller to act on the anti-Christian ad. "There are several sponsors to this street fair, but most are local and represent niche markets; Miller is the only national household sponsor," said Donohue. "Furthermore, Miller has a record of acceding to requests from various segments of the population that have objected to certain ads: it has bowed to the wishes of Muslims, African-American clergy, lawyers and feminists by pulling ads deemed offensive. Surely it will do the same in this instance: the ad, like the event, is morally depraved. Indeed, it is the kind of ad that only the enemies of Christians would entertain."

"We have contacted Miller Brewing and expect that they will cooperate and do what is ethically right," he added.

Stephen Bennett, a former homosexual who runs a ministry for those struggling to overcome same-sex attraction disorder, challenged mainstream gay groups to condemn the vile anti-Christian display. "I call upon the homosexual Human Rights Campaign, GLAAD, GLSEN, and the Gay and Lesbian Task Force to publicly condemn this blatant mockery of Christians and Christianity by some within their community, and condemn this sick public display of immoral behavior," he said.

Bennett also called on the Miller Brewing Company to pull their endorsement of the event.

Concerned Women for America is calling on California's elected officials - Speaker Nancy Pelosi, Governor Schwarzenegger and Senators Feinstein and Boxer - to publicly condemn "this unprovoked attack against Christ and His followers."

To express concerns to Miller contact: Miller spokesman Julian Green at
[email protected]

[Radar Chief]

Originally Posted by 'Hamas' Jenkins

Hopefully you'll boycott Coors too.

http://www.corporations.org/coors/article.html

"The Coors family has always had strong ties to neo-Nazis. Adolph Coors allowed KKK meetings and cross-burnings on brewery property in Colorado. In 1984, Bill Coors fought against passage of the Civil Rights Act, telling an audience of black businessmen that blacks don't succeed because they "lack intellectual capacity." After encouraging them to go back to Africa, he said that one of the best things slave-drivers did to American blacks "was to drag your ancestors over here in chains" because blacks in America have greater opportunity than those in Africa."

How about if I boycott Coors because there beer tastes like shit? I guess I shouldn’t say that, their beer actually tastes like beer….with a whole bunch of water added.

[Lzen]

Originally Posted by Saulbadguy

I prefer Miller Lite over Bud Light or Coors Light. If we are talking free beer.

You are a homo.

[Lzen]

Originally Posted by 'Hamas' Jenkins

Hopefully you'll boycott Coors too.

http://www.corporations.org/coors/article.html

"The Coors family has always had strong ties to neo-Nazis. Adolph Coors allowed KKK meetings and cross-burnings on brewery property in Colorado. In 1984, Bill Coors fought against passage of the Civil Rights Act, telling an audience of black businessmen that blacks don't succeed because they "lack intellectual capacity." After encouraging them to go back to Africa, he said that one of the best things slave-drivers did to American blacks "was to drag your ancestors over here in chains" because blacks in America have greater opportunity than those in Africa."

Civil Rights Act - 1984? Are you sure that didn't mean 1964?

[BIG_DADDY]

Originally Posted by underEJ

As someone who used to live in a loft on Folsom Street (sooo not a main street by the way,) I have seen the fair. Not nearly as shocking as I thought it would be, and very few children who were no where near anything worse than an average trip to the beach.

It's just not in a place where you might accidentally end up there. That part of Folsom Street is bars, clubs, and art lofts, mixed with rehab centers and homeless shelters, although some of it has gone condo, and you might see the fair naturally evolve to the tamer side of street fairs based on the changing neighborhood.

I have seen way more offensive things walking through SF's civic center up to city hall.

The bourbon street comparisons are pretty accurate as far as the amount of public shock goes. It really isn't worth all the outrage.

I'm not outraged at all I just think it's inappropriate and the way it is embraced out here like the never ending coverage on Channel 2 is ridiculous and does not make me sympathize with their problems at all.

[StcChief]

I hate Big Beer

[Duck Dog]

Originally Posted by |Zach|

Hilarious. It isn't a crazy opinion or anything. Its just exactly what BD asked for an example of.

Don't shoot the messanger.

http://www.chiefsplanet.com/BB/showp...2&postcount=74

You are reaching with that one. I wasn't generalizing jack shit. Hell, the gays that participate in that kind of exhibition might not care about equality. You are too quick to dog on me and you're looking a bit foolish.

[BIG_DADDY]

Originally Posted by Lzen

You are a homo.

He diets and drinks light beer? WTF happened?

[Chiefnj2]

Originally Posted by BIG_DADDY

...and does not make me sympathize with their problems at all.

Because normally you are sensitive to the homosexual lifestyle??

[Pitt Gorilla]

Originally Posted by BIG_DADDY

Hey if you can't address the subject just say so.

I did, but apparently you didn't comprehend. I said, "...I mean, if I lived there, I would probably be upset, but I don't..." Does that not "address the subject" enough for you? Can you provide a rubric or something?

[BIG_DADDY]

Originally Posted by Chiefnj2

Because normally you are sensitive to the homosexual lifestyle??

This is where what I post gets ignored.

Let me put it this way. I live just south of SF and am right in the middle of all this. I have also hired hundreds of homosexuals when running health clubs out here. That means I have a lot of exposure and an interest in seeing some of this resolved. I wouldn't call myself sensitive but I would say I am sympathetic to some of their issues. I do support same sex unions for example and I think they should have all the same rights under the law. I do think their fringe goes way too far though and the double standards being accepted is not OK. That would apply to transsexuals as well.

[Ebolapox]

Originally Posted by Radar Chief

So pop a cold Miller Lite, Mr. Folsom-parade-dwelling-gay-sadomasochistic-street-orgy-partaker. It might wash that taste out of your mouth.


Q: A gay couple are in a house having buht sex when the house catches on fire. Which one makes it out, the one on top or the one on bottom?

A: The one on bottom, he already had his chit packed.

but, they were both flaming already.

[BIG_DADDY]

Originally Posted by Pitt Gorilla

I did, but apparently you didn't comprehend. I said, "...I mean, if I lived there, I would probably be upset, but I don't..." Does that not "address the subject" enough for you? Can you provide a rubric or something?

I comprehended how you wanted to bypass and not address the freakshow because it wasn't at your front door step just fine.

[BIG_DADDY]

Pitt Gorilla,

I also comprehended your ability to switch from that to personal attacks instead of addressing the inappopriateness of the parade just fine as well. That is sooooo pit gorilla but don't let the fact that I pointed it out slow you down though big guy.

[tomahawk kid]

Man, I wonder if some of you folks are headed to a Klan meeting later.

[Carlota69]

Originally Posted by BIG_DADDY

This is where what I post gets ignored.

Let me put it this way. I live just south of SF and am right in the middle of all this. I have also hired hundreds of homosexuals when running health clubs out here. That means I have a lot of exposure and an interest in seeing some of this resolved. I wouldn't call myself sensitive but I would say I am sympathetic to some of their issues. I do support same sex unions for example and I think they should have all the same rights under the law. I do think their fringe goes way too far though and the double standards being accepted is not OK. That would apply to transsexuals as well.

I love Big Daddy...Having said that...yes, their fringe goes wayyy to far, but the Christians have a fraction of their group that goes too far as well. In fact, any group, whether it be social or religious has a fringe that goes too far. Thats the way of the world.

I di stumble on this fair many years back, and although I was in no hurry to stay...I didnt see sex acts in the street or children running around. I saw alotof bondage stuff, crap for sell etc...but no sex or children. this article, based on my experience with the fair, is very exagerrate and meant to piss off their target reader.