CNN: Let me ask you, where does it talk about AIDS in Romans 1:27?

Worley supporter: It doesn't. We just put it on there. 

These tactics, regularly used by anti-gay activists, are given the spotlight in a quick segment from CNN covering the recent protests and counter protests outside Pastor Charles "Electrified Fence" Worley's brainwashing center in North Carolina. 

It might not be the most flattering dance move, but thanks to remixer Andy Mullady, "Crack That Wrist" might become the newest dance fad to sweep the nation. Using anti-gay Pastor Sean Harris's "Crack that Wrist" sermon and mixing in some of Pastor Charles Worley's greatest hits (including "electric fence"), Mullady gives us a nice jam to wake up to this Friday morning. Listen after the jump!

There aren't many souls who would defend Pastor Charles Worley's call for the extermination of gays by way of electrified fence encampments, but the handful of lost sheeple who would should be studied by science. One head case who will be met by history with the same intense eye roll she defaults to in lieu of making a coherent argument was interviewed by Anderson Cooper on Wednesday night.  

North Carolina Pastor Charles L. Worley—who gave us one of our biggest (and most appalling) stories in the past month—will be the subject of a major protest after calling for the death of LGBT people by way of concentration-like camp.