Here you go...
http://bluecollarphilosophy.com/2012/02/gay-marri...

You can respond in the new post or here, but how is gay marriage different from the health care mandate that you oppose?

Good one. I've been trying to get my wife to move to Texas but she won't do it. I like those housing prices.

And I thought we'd made some progress with you Burl. Two steps forward, one step back. Yes, have them learn the basics, but without the absurd distraction of guys dressed like girls. After schools out, then it's the parents job to deal with it.

I am sorry for the loss of your friend. Care to share more about what happened?

I see your point, but I wonder if people on the Left, like Lemon, agree. Lemon might actually think that Christians who think homosexuality is a sin see nothing wrong with beating a gay man.

This has implications regardless, but especially if the person in question is gay. You know, because we Christians really "hate" gay people, so we would never help them. But it is also applicable to other instances. Say some woman was getting beaten, the idea of showing love and confronting evil would apply there as well.
http://www.trutv.com/library/crime/serial_killers...

And of course people are blaming Christians for acts like this. So if Christians affirm that intervention is justified in this example, then maybe it might cause others to think twice about blaming Christians when a group of thugs attack a gay man.

Others would try and blame Christians for this attack.
http://www.breitbart.tv/cnns-lemon-implies-religi...

I'm tired of the Left attacking Christians for their "anti-gay" views just because we think homosexuality is a sin. Getting people to acknowledge, particularly Christians, that defending a gay man in this situation may show some that there is a difference between being against the sin of homosexuality and the homosexual himself.

Good point. The late Francis Schaeffer argued along the same lines.

There are stories about people ignoring someone yelling for help and no one does a thing, so there are some out there who would probably just watch.

I updated the video where a news clip has part of it. I was wondering if any pacifist Christians would respond by saying that violence would not be justified in this. None yet.