Bryan Fischer's extreme animus toward gay people is already a sign that he may be repressing something that has lead to self-hatred and homophobia (like science has told us so much about in recent years). But his latest hilarious shaming from Alan Colmes really makes us wonder...

There have been many off-color responses to Jason Collins' coming out story in the past 24 hours, but none as offensive, perhaps, as hate group leader Bryan Fischer's. Fresh off telling NBA teams to avoid hiring Collins because he will be "eyeballing" them in the locker room on Monday, Fischer now claims that Collins' story is proof or something that gays are "not born that way."

If you haven't yet met your cardio quota for the day, you're in luck. The hoops you'll have to jump through to make logical sense of hate group leader Bryan Fischer's latest asinine statement will leave you in a dripping sweat!

Remember yesterday's big news that Tim Tebow canceled his appearance at the controversial First Baptist of Dallas for unamed reaons other than "new evidence" coming to his attention?

Well, hate group leader Bryan Fischer of the American Family Association looks past all the anti-Christian actions of First Baptist Pastor Robert Jeffress—anti-semiticsm, Islamaphobia, "Satan runs the Catholic Church, to name a few—to criticize Tebow for "caving into Big Gay" (which sounds like a South Park character). 

Hate group leader Bryan Fischer has a dire warning for the Boy Scouts of America: allow gays and lesbians to become troops and den leaders will be an "open invitation for pedophiles." 

On the high heels of yesterday's study finding causality between conditions in gestation and homosexuality, hate group leader Bryan Fischer wasted no time to suggest abortions for gay babies. 

CNN's Carol Costello got into it last week during a conversation about the Southern Poverty Law Center-sponsored "Mix It Up Day" with vitriolic homophobe, Bryan Fischer of the American Family Association.

Fischer's rhetoric got so outlandish that Costello actually stopped the interview which, of course, triggered Fischer to cry foul calling Costello a member of "the gay gestapo."

Costello responds after the jump!

You gotta love that more and more anchors are fighting back against commentator BS! While MSNBC has been doing a decent job of calling out lying conservatives, it was CNN’s Carol Costello who had the final word against homophobe Bryan Fischer.

See for yourself after the jump!

The American Family Association has taken aim at "Mix It Up" Day, a program started by the Southern Poverty Law Center 11 years ago that encourages students to break away from their cliques and eat lunch with students that they wouldn't normally speak to. 

Why?

Apparently it's encouraging the pro-homosexual agenda. Duh.

More after the jump.

He may have engaged in a rare series of tweets that seemed to walk back his dangerous claims, but hate group leader Bryan Fischer made it clear today that he does, in fact, support the removal of children from their gay parents in a modern-day "Underground Railroad." 

It was previously unthinkable, but yep, hate group leader Bryan Fischer has sunk to a new low. How much lower can he go?

Hell (to use his own ideology as a reference point)?

Bryan really polished his D-bag of the Day Year Forever crown late Tuesday night when he endorsed the kidnapping of children from same-sex helmed-households. Details follow. 

Really, Boy Scouts of America? You're cool with being associated with a known hate group in an effort to preserve a dusty, antiquated rule? 

That's the story according to American Family Association's Bryan Fischer, who said on his radio program today that the BSA called him for advice ahead of its decision to uphold its policy of discrimination against LGBT people and for his help to "call off the dogs."