"Peaceful, Even Joyful, Protests Against Proposition 8"

This picture shows some of the violent-hooligan "No on H8" protesters who targeted Westwood's Mormon temple on November 6th, following passage of the traditional marriage initiative in California. We indeed find peaceful activists here, of course, but see additional photos of gay mayhem at the Los Angeles Times' slideshow, "Proposition 8 Protests":

I'm reposting this stuff to counter Andrew Sullivan's meme that last year's gay-rights demonstrations were "peaceful, even joyful." Oh sure, Sullivan's slurring "Christianists" such as Michelle Malkin, et al., while on the streets gay radicals were peppering black passers-by with the "n-word." See, "N-Word Hurled at Blacks During Westwood Prop 8 Protest":

Not that this wasn't expected. The recent passage of California's Proposition 8 has exposed some of the latent racism of many within the LGBT community—instigated in part by many in the e-telligentsia such as revisionist Andrew Sullivan and sex advisor turned sociologist Dan Savage. Unfortunately the "blame the blacks" meme is being commonly accepted by some so-called "progressive" gay activists. A number of Rod 2.0 and Jasmyne Cannick readers report being subjected to taunts, threats and racist abuse at last night's marriage equality rally in Los Angeles.

Christy Hardin Smith's also getting into the act here, denouncing some new issue advertisement out of West Virginia: "Boogah boogah scary gays ooogah boogah ..."

"Scary gays" is putting it mildly. Lock your doors people. The homosexual hills have eyes.