The Anti-Gay day was a peaceful protest. There was no shoving of LGBT students. Also, no scripture was put on the LGBT student's lockers. What proof does the school district, the LGBT students, or parents have that posters and scripture was hung on lockers or that people work physically harassed. I go here, there are security cameras everywhere, they surely would have seen something. The students did not want gay rights shoved down their throats. If someone can say pro gay, someone can say anti gay. Also, this was a religious protest. 1 Corinthians 6:9-10 says homosexuality is a sin. Look it up. But, I don't hate these students or think of myself as over them. I have sinned too. Love the sinner, hate the sin is my motto. These students did nothing wrong and were only trying to prove a point. The only bullying that happened was a LGBT student drew male genitals on a protester's face and wrote anti gay my rear end. Also, there was no rumored Lynch list. It was something students made up for the news so they would get support even though they were lying. Also, this was not a hate crime. God is love, but sin is sin. You are calling these kids bigots, but you are just taking what the news told you and what students made up to truth. Well, it's fiction. The definition of bigot is a person who is intolerant toward those holding different opinions. You won't even take the reasons the students peacefully protested into consideration, you just jump on the gay bandwagon. So, who is the bigot now. I'm a Christian, and if they decide to do the day of silence again this year, guess what, I will protest too. The school also has a policy that you should not kiss in hallways. My friend and his girlfriend were called down to the office and told not to kiss anymore, but when my mom picks me up from school, usually on the way down I see lesbians kissing in the middle of the hallway. So, is it a hate crime on my straight friend and his straight girlfriend who were kissing in the hallway, because the lesbians were not told to stop. But, if someone tells the lesbians to stop, it is a hate crime. I know it is insane. I will also take any punishment that comes from my school for this writing or for my peaceful protesting.