David Ferguson, The Raw Story
July 17, 2014

The mayor of the city of Salem, Massachusetts doesn't regret her city's decision to sever its ties to Gordon College, the Christian university that asked the federal government to grant it a religious exemption from workplace protections for LGBT employees.

In fact, in a letter she posted to the city's Facebook page, Mayor Kimberly Driscoll pledged to donate five dollars to an LGBT youth charity for every angry phone call her office gets from conservatives bent on harassing city employees over the decision.

In the wake of the Supreme Court's historic decision in the Burwell v. Hobby Lobby case, Gordon College President D. Michael Lindsay joined a group of other Christian leaders who sent a letter to President Barack Obama insisting that their "sincerely held religious beliefs" compel them to demand exemption from federal nondiscrimination laws.

More: http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2014/07/17/ma-mayor-city-to-donate-5-for-every-angry-anti-lgbt-caller-glenn-beck-sends-after-us/

This is by far my favorite story I've linked to so far. 

OMG Best story ever skin 8D This just made my day!

Ok... That's ONE way of giving a middle finger to the people who hate people like us. And good on em.

*Grinning from ear to ear* 

Quote from: skin on July 17, 2014, 02:49:24 PM
Gordon College President D. Michael Lindsay joined a group of other Christian leaders who sent a letter to President Barack Obama insisting that their "sincerely held religious beliefs" compel them to demand exemption from federal nondiscrimination laws.

Suppose my sincerely held religious believes involve pummeling people into applesauce when they insist on oppressing LGBT people.

Do I get an exemption from homicide laws?