another public post.

[flutegrrlpsc]

ok.

i post publicly for two reasons:

1. to rant if people are being stupid.

2. to inform the people about the goings-on that are extremely important.

ladies and gentlemen, it is time for a public post because something very important has been brought to my attention tonight, and if i didn't tell you, then i wouldn't be able to look at myself as a

Comments

[hallow000]

that website is horrifying. oh my god.

[flutegrrlpsc]

isn't it disgusting?
i've known about it for a while, and he's never made an appearance in new hampshire, to my knowledge.

[hallow000]

well lets wear out his welcome. i dont want that sick fuck in this state let alone this country.

[briguyman]

thats messed up. for seriously.
i've been to that website too. and it's no less shocking after a few years.
why is he picketing? is there a high population of gay students at this high school?

From the Nashua Telegraph

[statatjournal]

The church, known for scouring news reports for anything regarding homosexuality, announced its intentions to protest the graduation in fliers faxed to local media outlets. Fliers containing offensive language also have turned up at school, according to parents who contacted The Telegraph.

Junior Kyle Bettencourt and two other Campbell students were recently recognized for their contributions in Next STEP magazine. The three were among 15 students chosen as Super Teens for New England.

Bettencourt, 16, helped found the school’s Gay Straight Alliance and is involved in two local gay support groups. He also appeared on an MTV reality show, “Camp Jim,” and announced then that he’s gay.

Evidently, that brought him and Campbell High School to the attention of the Kansas church. A posting about the school appeared on the group’s Web site, www.godhatesfags.com.

Bettencourt could not be reached for comment.