Pedophile Protection Act debated tomorrow (5/12/09)

Tomorrow the Senate will be discussing a new hate crime bill(H.R. 1913/S. 909).  This bill was originally intended to add homosexuality to the hate crime bill already enacted.  However, because of its broad definitions every fetish will be protected.  Rep. Louis Gohmert(R-TX)fought in committee and in the House to define "sexual orientation" but the democrats refused.  I guess they want to add to their base and shore up that all important necrophilia vote!  The same Democrats rejected an amendment to the bill that included the military who may be harassed for their service.  I guess they don't need that vote!  As Gohmert said on a recent radio talk show:

"You see someone spying on you changing clothes and you hit them, they've committed a misdemeanor, you've committed a federal felony under this bill. It is so wrong."

It will also ban hate speech towards these sexual orientation.  This will include churches, synagogues, and mosques(although they never mention mosques).  Therefore if a preacher/priest/rabbi/cleric(or what have you) is preaching about the sins of homosexuality and someone in that congregation ends up killing a homosexual the preacher could be prosecuted for 'conspiracy to commit a hate crime'!  Whole passages of the Bible/Torah/Quran will have to be blackened out for fear of prosecution.    

Liberals love to yell "separation of church and state", however they don't understand that goes both ways!  I urge everyone to write to your senators, and tell them that you don't want pedophiles to be protected by the federal government!   As Rep. Gohmert said: 

"If you guys put up a strong enough fight, that will give backbone enough to the 41 or 42 in the Senate to say we don't want to have our names on that."

I leave you with a video of  Rep. Alcee Hastings(D-FL) reading a list of fetishes protected.  At around the 2:40 mark he states:

 "This bill addresses our resolve to end violence based on prejudice and to guarantee that all Americans regardless of race, color, religion, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity, or disability or all of these 'philias' and fetishes and 'ism's' that were put forward need not live in fear because of who they are. I urge my colleagues to vote in favor of this rule…"