Sodomy Shame Day - June 28th Bumper Sticker
On June 28, 1969, a group of Sodomites rioted following a police raid on the Stonewall Inn, a gay bar in New York City. Further protests and rioting continued for several nights following the raid. The riots are frequently cited as the first instance in American history when sodomites fought back against a government-sponsored system, and it became the defining event that marked the start of the “gay rights movement” in the United States and around the world. The following year, sodomites began a “Gay Liberation Day March,” which has become internationally known as “Gay Pride Day.” This has become a sad and deplorable day in the history of America. It is one in which grotesque perversion is revered and held up for all to see its hideousness. Just the thought of it makes Christians wretch. In response to “Gay Pride Day,” Christians mourn this event as Sodomy Shame Day (SSD), on June 28th of each year. For SSD, Christians oppose the Gay Pride Day by wearing all black clothing. We post black flags on our properties and antennas of our vehicles for all to see. When people ask what it means, tell them plainly that “we are mourning for America, because it is being nationally desecrated by sodomites on this day.” The symbol for Sodomy Shame Day is an upside down pink triangle with a black “X” through it. The pink triangle, with the point upward, is the international symbol for sodomy. We have turned it upside down and put an “X” through it to show our disdain and rejection of sodomy. This SSD logo can and should be posted year round, however, to show our unified rejection of the sin of sodomy.
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