This heartfelt public service announcement speaks to Catholic voters who are despondent over the Supreme Court's recent nationwide legalization of gay marriage in Obergefell v. Hodges. (Note: Recent polling suggest that fewer than 40 percent of U.S. Catholics actually agree with the Catholic Church on gay marriage; see the Washington Post, article and also how the Catholic vote went in Ireland.)
It's true the Supreme Court may have radically determined that gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender citizens are entitled to the same Equal Protection under the United States Constitution as other citizens. But Catholic Vote wants to assure you it's still your right—even vitally important—to remind everyone you know that (Republican) God still hates gays. The theme "you are not alone," is sure to resonate with the many Americans who feel they are fast losing their entitlement to obnoxiously lord their sincerely held belief in their own inherent supremacy over their fellow US citizens.
"Not Alone" also educates people that anti-gay Americans are the real oppressed victims who are now suffering so much that they are crying real tears on cue and on camera.
Now ordinarily anti-gay activists do not allow ratings or comments on their videos. They are somewhat, shall we say, audience-challenged when not messaging by Church bulletin, Pony Express or cave painting. But Catholic Vote did let the people vote and thumbs down are outpacing thumbs up by a factor of 10.
See the result and much more below the fold.