Glad someone is willing
to take a moral stand

The writer is responding to Sam Hoffman’s letter, “Different reactions.”

Mr. Hoffman, I agree with your Sept. 1 letter. The only time we hear from, as you said, the “Washington three,” is if a white kills a black. I guess that whites’ lives or black lives’ don’t matter to them.

Where are the “Washington three” on these murders in Chicago, Baltimore and elsewhere? Obama is too busy traveling the world and on vacations to talk about these matters. I have a question. All these protesters who are out carrying signs, looting and rioting, do any of them have jobs, or are most of them on welfare, and don’t have anything else to do? How can they keep  a job and be out protesting everything? I would be fired.

I’m glad to see this lady in Kentucky refusing to give gays marriage licenses. Thank God we still have some Christians willing to take a stand for their beliefs. God will bless all, no matter what the court does. In Washington, we have godless judges called the Supreme Court, and judges across the country who say if it’s a sin, we’ll approve it and “force” it down our throats.

Well, I have some news for all these godless judges. One day, you all will stand before the real God, and when all of you try to tell God all the reasons you did these things, he’s going to take the Bible and show all what he said about gays and sin.

I’m sure that when all of them get to the gates of hell, Satan will be waiting to shake all hands as you enter.

To this Christian lady, God bless you.

— Jim Younts

Salisbury