You gotta love Louisiana. Well, you don’t but I do because it’s right next door and my Daddy was born in New Orleans. A lot of family couldn’t read a map so they never got to Texas.
So, the Pride Day in Lafayette was held at a public park and the celebrants hoisted a rainbow flag up the flag pole. No American flags were removed or flown below the rainbow flag.
Korean War veteran Ray Green says he was offended by the flag on public property.
“I did not go overseas and fight for our country so that we could come back and be subject to something like that,” Green said Friday. “Several of us (veterans) feel that the flying of this flag is a poke in the eye of a way of life.”
Now, I don’t want to be picky but a whole bunch of gay folks also served in the military to fight for their right to have a way of life that’s none of Ray Green’s business.
But, let’s not let reason enter into this. Heavens, no!
Ray continues in the hometown newspaper —
“That has offended many, many, many veterans. It offended me,” he said.
Green said he’s not “against the gays” but is against “the act itself.”
Well then, Ray, don’t do that act.
And he puts icing on the gay cake by adding —
“And I’m against the possibility of them getting together for another demonstration and taking down the American flag,” he said.
And, Ray, I am against the possibility that you might strip yourself nakkid except for some boobie beads and parade down I-10 singing about Marie Laveau. So we better not let you outta the house. Hell, you might even do that act itself. Apparently, just because you haven’t done something before now doesn’t mean you won’t.
We have to careful about things like this. You just never know.
Thanks to Kyle for the heads up.