America Wouldn’t Accept His Views, So He Exported Them. I’m Still Ashamed.

Are you ready to learn about the American disease that’s spreading across the globe? It’s not airborne, it’s THOUGHT-BORNE. And this guy, Scott Lively, is patient zero. Luckily, our justice system (and a fierce group of anti-haters without borders) are fighting him every step of the way.

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Sep 26, 2014

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