This is truly scary

Below is a snip from the article. Personally, I'd like to believe it's either 1) incredibly sick humor, or 2) the ravings of a lunatic. Check out his two blogs, here, and here, and make your own call.

I vote: lunatic.

But here is the snip, anyway. (Incidentally, I found this while attempting to research a comment concerning Senator Rick Santorum and his "plan" to ban masturbation.) It's amazing what you find on the web, sometimes. (The emphasis in the paragraph below is mine. I just didn't want you to miss it.)

There is nothing to stop these fornicators from “marrying” and then continuing to fornicate with other people. Similarly there is nothing to prevent marriage amongst Muslims, secular people and practioners of other false religions (including “Christians" who don’t know the Word of God).

God will have no mercy for these satanically inspired individuals come the Day of Judgment, so why should they now be allowed to “marry” and go about their sinful ways with our approval?

The solution to this problem is quite simple. Christians need to stop supporting the Federal Marriage Amendment and start supporting an amendment that would do much more.

We need an amendment that forces all Americans and people living in America to declare whether or not they are a Bible believing and practicing Christian before they begin to have sexual thoughts. Any person who declines to make this declaration should be prevented from ever having sex through castration or female genital mutilation.

We need an amendment that creates a national sodomy law, by which I mean it bans all sex that God doesn’t like. This of course will ban the sexual sin of masturbation. Any sodomite found guilty of sodomy should be executed. (The National Gay and Lesbian Task Force and Woodhull Freedom Foundation have already pointed out that many states already have excellent laws that criminalize some evil sexual acts. We need to strengthen those laws.)

This amendment should also ban Judges and others from performing marriages. Marriages should only be performed by male ministers (a ban on satanic religions and civil rights and equal protection laws will be accomplished in another amendment) and should only be used to unite a man and a woman, both of whom are alive and have their genitalia. Married couples will “be fruitful and multiply” because all forms contraception will be prohibited and treated the same as sodomy.

Wow. WTF?

I certainly don't want to give the article any more attention or perceived value than it (probably) already has. Let's just say I'm someone who votes in favor of letting all of us make our own way through life (the sodomites and the "Christians" and the Muslims), and who would really like it if we could all get along well enough not to keep killing each other. Life is too short, (as my father's insistence on not abandoning it so easily shows me) and if I need to let you alone so you will let me alone so I can get on with what's important to me ... well then, I guess I'm for that.

Aren't you?

Sure, wouldn't we all want to be in a position to tell everyone else what to do (or what not to do)? But, given that power can be fleeting, I'd think it'd be way too easy to end up on the wrong side of that equation (that is, being the one being told what to do). The author seems to think he's got some kind of god on his side, and that since this god tells him he's right, this means he can be the one carrying out this god's will. I dunno about him, but I'd rather leave vengeance up to this god, and treat others as I would want to be treated.

Seems I've heard of this idea somewhere, before. Don't know where, or when, but it strangely still seems like a pretty good idea, to me.