A Canton-area couple — Chad Michael and Keith Alan — sent out invites to their upcoming wedding. No biggie, right? We don’t know them but we’re super excited nonetheless. Love is great. Why are we talking about their wedding?
Well, one of those invites apparently ended up at a wrong address. That happens. No biggie again. What’s the deal?
Well, what doesn’t usually happen in that case? The unintended recipients sending back some straight hate-monger garbage with a promise that protestors will attend the wedding and the special day will be ruined.
Here’s the homophobic bigoted screed.
This article appears in Apr 13-19, 2016.
What the hell is wrong with these people?
Best wishes for a long and happy marriage to Keith and Chad.
was that written by a vindictive child?
…don’t the writers of this note realize the couple obviously has their address, and can easily locate the recipients information/identity/where they live/etc.?
What the hell is wrong with these people? They’re bigots who are on the wrong side of history, that’s what. And there’s only one thing these types understand.
Two words: Hired muscle.
Invite a few bikers to the wedding, boys. If there’s trouble, pass the word along that it’s okay for the bouncers to beat the living shit out of any problem children. They’ll quiet down fast after a few kicks to the head.
This kind of shit needs to be stopped. By any means necessary.
If someone threatened to “bust up a white woman’s wedding to a nigger”…it would be a hate crime and there would be consequences. If you guys don’t want police protection, hire your own. Fuck these North Missitucky rednecks.
Chuckles the Clown
Simply change the venue and call the people involved and tell them what you received in the mail. The thugs will show up and no one will be there. The joke will be on them.
good luck on your Wedding and God Bless.
H and J from Canton
Such hatred comes from those who will never know – or understand – love.
This is probably another hoax.
I wouldn’t worry about it. That letter just screams “I wrote this on Ambien.”
The people who wrote this letter would be much better off waging an offensive campaign against there own sin.
Why would you open the invite if it wasn’t for you? Isn’t that a crime?
This looks like another Salem Witch trial type hysteria hoax by demented progressives, and for some bizarre reason the left is perpetrating these hoaxes in many forums. Why? They can’t find the hate they are convinced is everywhere. They feel so much hate themselves.
Dear Keith and Chad,
I am from Canton Ohio. I now live in Wisconsin. If needed I can rally friends from here and from allover Northeastern Ohio or hell, I would do it alone, to stand guard outside of your wedding so that you and your guests don’t have to worry about being bothered by these idiots. My dime, I would want nothing from you but to enjoy your day. Serious offer. Reply to this comment and I will get you my contact info. I have also put out a Facebook post to my friends in Canton, hoping one of them know you so they can get the message to you.
Best to you both and keep on keepin on!
G.L.
I think it could be a hoax designed to draw attention to the issue of gay marriage. It doesn’t necessarily have to have been written by the couple, either; it could have been written by someone who likes to stir things up. The letter is just to stupid to be believable. Who really cares that much about someone else’s personal life?
*too stupid