Why is it that liberals hate free speech? One need to look no further than blogger Perez Hilton who is calling Miss USA runner up Carrier Prejean “a dumb bi-tch” because she doesn’t support gay marriage.

At the Miss USA pageant this past weekend Perez Hilton, who describes himself as the queen of all media asked Prejean, “Vermont recently became the 4^th state to legalize same sex marriage. Do you think other states should follow suit? Why or why not?”

The form of the question seems to be asking for an opinion so why is it that a judge, albeit an incompetent one, wouldn’t remain impartial at the answer? Simply put, he is a bigoted, intolerant heterophobe who doesn’t believe that anyone should have the right to share views other than his own. 

There’s not question that Carrie Prejean should have won the Miss USA pageant based upon her answer that marriage should be between a man and a woman.   That’s right Perez, marriage is between Adam and Eve, not Adam and Steve.   That’s the view shared by the vast majority of Americans so why don’t you just get over it or do us all a favor and move to another country. 

Rather than accept an opinion different than his own, Hilton is now resorting to name calling. He is stating that had Prejean won the pageant he would have stormed the stage and ripped her tiara off. 

Why is it that liberals seek to silence dissenting viewpoints? Is it possible that liberals know that their own worldview is inherently immoral but don’t have the intellectual wherewithal to see outside of their own selfish interests?   Think about it for a second, is there any liberal viewpoint that is actually valid? 

If Hilton is so supportive of gay marriage, does he support other forms of marriage as well?   What if he had asked Prejean about incestuous marriages or polygamy? Would he have the same outrage if she gave the same answer or would he prove to be a hypocrite like most in the gay marriage crowd? Remember, once the definition of marriage is altered for one lifestyle it must be altered for all in order to not be discriminatory. 

We need more Carrie Prejean’s who understand the way things ought to be.   We need sensible people like her to stand up in public forums and express their views regardless of the outcry from the vocal minority who certainly don’t have the best interest of our nation or our society at heart.  

The mere fact that someone like Perez Hilton could even be a judge at the Miss USA pageant demonstrates the new depths being tested by Hollywood.   Contestants like Prejean reflect just the opposite and demonstrate that as a whole, America is full of great people with character and values who aren’t being represented by the liberal elite.