My email correspondence with Annette King over the gay marriage issue

Earlier this year just after the gay-marriage bill was submitted, I mass emailed all the MPs using different email accounts and different pseudonyms. And I was quite amazed by the response I got; quite a few actually wrote back, and some even continued when I replied. The following one from Annette King was quite interesting; it gives a clear insight into the confused, liberal mind. But more importantly, it gives you an insight into the meatheads that run our country.

Me: To all MPs thinking of supporting Gay Marriage

I strongly urge rational-thinking MPs to stop this gay marriage nonsense now!

To all National Party MPs, in particular, it is time for you to oust your leader because he simply does not represent conservatism at all; he does not represent family values, your leader belongs in the Labour Party. He has extreme, radical views and is destroying your party; his extreme views on gay marriage in particular.

Our country has dire social and economic problems which, for the most part, have been brought about by liberal policies; liberal policies that have encouraged easy divorce through solo-parent benefits; liberal policies that have replaced natural fathers with make-believe fathers; liberal policies that encourage young girls to have children as a means of income. We have a real mess in this country and now liberals want to further smash the family unit with gay marriage which, in respect to discrimination, has to open the door to incestuous relationships and marriages between consenting adults, a father and a son, for example.

You may laugh at this, but remember people also laughed at gay marriage 30 years ago. Gay organisations and liberal groups have been jamming gay marriage down the throats of good people for decades…………………

(note: another page of  verbiage was included here in the mass email which is not relevant to this post)

King: What's a 'normal' marriage? One where a man can have 4 wives? One where partners take on lovers? One where the wife and the kids are abused by the husband? One where one partner is never home? Stop lecturing happily married people on marriage normal or otherwise and worry about whether couples are committed love each other and want to create a stable home together. Judge not lest you be judged!!

Me: Ah, so truth always hits the nerve of a liberal; they don't know how to handle it. It would serve you well to take heed of your own words, and stop lecturing us about what a marriage should be. Gay marriage is not normal, nor is it the same a heterosexual marriage and you know this truth, so grow up and stop lying to people.

King: I lecture no one nor shove my views down people's throats. You think I should listen to your views. Well I disregard rudeness. I also don't listen to rhetoric and cant.

Me: I am baffled by how you can say something as stupid as "I lecture no one nor shove my views down people's throats." It is you, your party, that has submitted the gay marriage bill, not me; it is you, your party, that is forcing gay marriage on New Zealanders, not me. I never asked your party to submit this bill!!  How stupid are you? No wonder New Zealand is going down the tubes.

King: Ignorance is not an excuse for your rant. The bill is not a Labour bill but a members bill which is subject to a conscience vote for MP's. There are Labour members who oppose the bill and those who support it. Have you sent John Key an email abusing him? He is voting FOR the bill.

Me: Who do you think you're kidding? "..this is not a Labour bill".. That is not what Louisa Wall said on Pacific Viewpoint when asked by the presenter if she was representing her electorate or was this her own personal agenda. To avoid the personal agenda truth (which everyone with half a brain knows is the case) she said it was part of the Labour Party platform. So please don't lie to me; we are not all stupid you know. Watch the whole video; you may just learn something.

http://www.protectmarriage.org.nz/archives/pacific-viewpoint-tv-debate

Oh, and by the way, I have been just as hard on John Key as well; he is a despicable turncoat that doesn't belong in the National Party; he doesn't represent conservatism at all. I have told him as much, and I have also said he belongs in the Labour Party.

On a positive note, I am very delighted to hear the gay debate is now dividing the Labour Party.

King: You are a throughly nasty person. Go insult someone else.