Sen. Ruben Douchebag To Attend NOM's Hate Rally On First Day Of NY Marriage

Since NOM's Brian Brown attended his hate rally in the Bronx, NY Sen. Ruben "I am the church AND the state" Diaz will appear at NOM's Manhattan hate rally, which will occur outside Gov. Andrew Cuomo's offfice as same-sex marriages commence around the state. And Diaz has invited pedophile-protector Archbishop Timothy Dolan to attend with him. So with the festering and evil gang all there, will we again hear calls from the stage for the executions of New York's homosexuals? "The wages of sin is DEATH! The wages of sin is DEATH!"

PhoboQuotable - Bishop Thomas Tobin

"The Church reminds its members that homosexual activity is contrary to the natural law and the will of God and, therefore, is objectively sinful. Persons with same-sex attraction are required to live the Christian virtues of chastity and modesty, as all persons are. Because civil unions promote an unacceptable lifestyle, undermine the faith of the Church on holy matrimony, and cause scandal and confusion, Catholics may not participate in civil unions. To do so is a very grave violation of the moral law and, thus, seriously sinful. A civil union can never be accepted as a legitimate alternative to matrimony." - Rhode Island Bishop Thomas Tobin, banning all Catholics from civil unions.

Quote Of The Day - NY Sen. Ruben Diaz

"If gay marriage advocates honestly believe they have a super-majority of New Yorkers in their corner, they should join with us to agree to permit a referendum to decide this issue. If they do not, their claims to represent the majority will ring rather hollow. This gay-marriage bill is not in the best interests of New York, it is not the choice of New Yorkers, and it is decidedly against the interests of the Republican party. The last time the Republican party caved on a deeply important social issue — abortion — it destroyed the party’s prospects for years." - New York state Sen. Ruben "I am the church AND the state!" Diaz, in a National Review column co-authored to the virulently anti-gay Michael Long of the New York Conservative Party.