Ross Sauer -> All wrote:
 RS> Now watch, Dan.
 RS> Ed will say this idiot "isn't a true Mormon," or "he
was taken out of
 RS> context," or the handy-dandy "this isn't what the church
says."

The following article from "America blog" a left wing bomb
throwing blog makes things up.

If you actually read Orson Scott Card's words on the Mormon Times website,
you will come away with a very different impression that what John Aravisos
tries to make in his screed.

 RS> Mormon leader of NOM appears to advocate overthrow of US government "by
 RS> whatever means necessary," and criminalization of homosexuality

 RS> by John Aravosis (DC) on 4/30/2009 04:50:00 PM

 RS> UPDATE: Orson Scott Card only joined the board of the National
 RS> Organization for Marriage a week ago. I'm guessing there's a bit of
 RS> buyer's remorse going on at the homophobe hotel right about now. Then
 RS> again, maybe the rest of the NOM leadership agrees that the government
 RS> is "our mortal enemy" and that gays should be thrown in
jail. Perhaps
 RS> someone should ask them.

Anything that starts off with comments such as "homophobe hotel"
is indeed a bomb-throwing screed.

No need in quoting the entire screed again.

 RS> http://tinyurl.com/cvzap7

For those interested in the truth about what Mr. Card wrote, you can go to:

http://www.mormontimes.com/mormon_voices/orson_scott_card/?id=1586

Or

http://tinyurl.com/cgk9kq

if the long url wraps.

Sorry to disappoint you, Sauer, but your crystal ball is broken.

Ed

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