While many of us were remembering September 11, 2001, little kennie ham was not just trying to make some religious mileage out of it with one tweet, he was trying to re-define the word 'marriage' with three. Now, why would he want to do that? Simply put . . . he's homophobic. Here is the series of twitter posts from the little guy on 9-11:
Now I do not follow kennie on Twitter, I actually caught this reported from the Friendly Atheist: "Ken Ham Thinks He Can Defeat Same-Sex Marriage With a Hyphen", a blog I read often. Once I read that, I popped over to Twitter to take a look myself, and sure enough, kennie wants to spell 'Marriage' as 'Mar-raige' and use the definition of the word 'mar' because it means 'Damage/Impair'.
I know little kennie only wants to apply it to gay marriage, but I am sure there are others who might like to apply it to all marriages. The Friendly Atheist had a great suggestion:
I know little kennie only wants to apply it to gay marriage, but I am sure there are others who might like to apply it to all marriages. The Friendly Atheist had a great suggestion:
" . . .we can all start describing Ark Encounter as mar-velous and he won’t know whether or not it’s a compliment."I was wondering at all the other words starting with 'Mar' and how people who dislike them can try and convince us to change the way we spell it to publicize their dislike:
- Mar-athoners - for couch potatoes.
- Mar-gerine - For dairy purists who insist on butter.
- Mar-ksman (or Mar-kswoman) - for those who don't like guns.
- Mar-aschino - for those who hate maraschino cherries.
- Mar-supial - antikangaroo bigots.
- Mar-ch - for those years the month comes in like a lion.
In reality, there is no such thing as 'gay marriage', it's just 'marriage', little kennie and his philosophical compatriots like calling it that because it makes them feel all warm inside. . . sorta like when he pees on himself while wearing black trousers. Supposedly it's a nice warm feeling, but no one can see it.
And since little kennie seems to consider himself a martyr for Jesus in the make-believe 'war on Christians', we can call him a mar-tyr see if he gets it.
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