Sarah Palin pimps Bristol's blog, complains that event organizers keep uninviting her, and claims to have gay friends. Update!

Courtesy of ole Whiny Britches Facebook page:

Check out this post at Bristol’s blog and offer your thoughts. (I so appreciate her sincere and respectful “what do you think?” approach to these topics.) I am a huge admirer of Coach Dungy's, and I totally get where he's coming from. (By the way Brancy's blog borrows a Right Wing bloggers headline, "If you want to prove that you don't hate gays, all you have to do is worship at their feet." so you know that this defense of Coach Dungy's remarks that he would not have drafted openly gay player Michael Sam is gong to be a trip to homophobic crazy town.) Looking at this personally, my family and I have been told certain event organizers would like us to participate in something but just can't because of the distractions I'd invite. (Oh yeah I bet there are tons of these.) I totally get it and I don't want to burden them with anything that takes focus off their mission. I don't whine that those people "uninviting" us are sexist or anti-conservative or anti-Christian. (What are you doing now? And how does not inviting Sarah Palin to an event make these organizers sexist, anti-conservative, or anti-Christian?) It is what it is, and in sports a coach needs to FOCUS on the goal, not unnecessary distractions! The key to victory on the field is keeping the main thing, the main thing. 

(And, by the way, I think I know my gay friends well enough to know that not one of them would take offense with Coach Dungy's commonsense comments. In fact, from what they've told me, they're as sick and tired of the intolerant, politically correct thought police as I am. The small minority of uber-sensitive intolerant gays who make a big darn deal out of anything that can be spun up as “offensive” are really giving fellow members of their community a bad rap.)

- Sarah Palin

Okay seriously how many of you think that Palin has more than one or two gay friends? And how does she even know, since almost any gay person in her vicinity would be hiding deeply in the closet for fear she might find out?

Look I agree that there are some within ANY any group that get upset about every single perceived slight. You know like all of those times Palin claimed that there was a "War on Christmas," or claimed that Joe McGinniss had moved next door to peer in Piper's window, or states that every policy coming from this President is an attack on the Founding Fathers and an attempt to fundamentally change HER country.

Oh and as for the gay people themselves, well I happen to have a very close relationship with a very outspoken member of that group. And she loves it that the LGBT community is standing up for itself  and refusing to accept the constant stream of name calling, open hostility, and attempts to convince them to change their sexuality in order to make the heterosexuals comfortable.

Oh and she hates Sarah Palin too.

Just like the majority of gay people.

Update: You know it occurs to me to wonder how history might have been changed if Branch Rickey the general manager of the Brooklyn Dodgers would have had the same attitude about controversy while thinking about signing Jackie Robinson, as Tony Dungy expressed about the signing of Michael Sams? Sometimes it takes men of strength and moral fiber to withstand the barrage of negative attention they invite when they choose to take a stand for progress, instead of going along like a dead salmon in a stream.

Now where did I hear that last part from I wonder?