CNN erroneously reported that someone waving an ISIS flag was marching at a parade to celebrate the joys of gay sex in London.

“If you look at the flag closely, it’s clearly not Arabic,” Pawle said. “In fact, it looks like it could be gobbledegook. But it’s very distinctively the ISIS flag.”

That "gobbledegook" appears to be a an assortment of butt plugs, dildos and other sex toys arranged to look like the ISIS flag. Pawle went on to cast suspicion on a man dressed in black at the festivities, who she said was displaying the flag.

CNN removed video of the segment from its website Saturday afternoon.

The mistake is quite understandable.  There are some similarities between the gay rights movement and ISIS.  ISIS uses force to impose its cultural beliefs, including those related to sex, on other people.  The gay rights movement uses the force of law (however illegally contrived) to impose its cultural beliefs, especially those related to sex, on other people.

ISIS forces schools to teach children the "proper" way in which the sexes should interact.  The gay rights movement forces schools to teach children the joys of the homosexual lifestyle.  ISIS says that it is proper to mutilate the bodies of those who do not obey their sexual rules.  The gay rights movement says it is proper for children to mutilate their own bodies to try to "switch" to another gender (or no gender at all).

ISIS is a culture of death that leads to the death of many people.  The gay rights movement promotes behaviors, like promiscuous anal sex, that lead to terrible diseases and death, as well as higher suicide rates from depression, especially among the so-called "transgendered."

Is this an exaggerated comparison?  I don't think so.  They are certainly not identical, but when you have five unelected lawyers imposing homosexual marriage on over 300 million people, and forcing them to associate with and participate in their activities, the similarities in coercion becomes striking.

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