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Revision as of 02:35, July 3, 2015
Slick slogans like "marriage equality" are used to promote the homosexual agenda, just as "pro-choice" was used to promote abortion. But eventually truth wins out, and it is inevitable that stronger slogans will develop against the homosexual agenda than in favor of it.
Here are some slogans along with an analysis of the effectiveness. Please add to the list.
| Slogan | Comments |
|---|---|
| pro-Bible | makes for a good bumper sticker; perhaps half of people will understand its meaning against the homosexual agenda |
| pro-hetero | less familiar to the public, but it conveys a strong message |
| marriage = one man, one woman | good, but perhaps not strong enough |
| stop homofascism | strong and to the point |
| Gaystapo | new word gaining widespread usage; showcases the authoritarian nature of the gay rights movement |
| gay mafia | Bill Maher observed, "I think there is a gay mafia."[1] |
| free speech for Christians | could be shortened for a bumper sticker by replacing "Christians" with the Cross |
| civil rights for Christians |