Doctoring photos is a time-honored tradition of the anti-gay movement, and one that hate group the Family Research Council celebrated this week in a video encouraging the Boy Scouts to continue discriminating against gays. 

Details follow. 

The website of one of the country's largest homophobic hate groups took the wrapper off its sparkling new redesign this week. With the redesign comes a rethought way it wages war on the LGBT community and questioning, at-risk youth; by placing a thin veil of "it's the sin, not the sinner" over the ugly head of its anti-gay mission, the Family Research Council seems have devolved into more desperate evil while the rest of the world evolves into equality.

Infighting amongst conservatives? You don't say.

Hate group leader, Tony Perkins of the Family Research Council isn't pleased with the Republican Party's tentative steps towards inclusion. 

He tears apart of the GOP's report calling for tolerance after the jump!

The National Organization for Marriage's rally against marriage equality at the Supreme Court next month just gained unsurprising bedfellows. Hate group leader Tony Perkins of the Family Research Council has put his homophobic organization's weight into the rally, while Philadelphia Archbishop Charles Chaput has pledged buses to transport bigots to hold signs that trash talk civil rights. 

Nothing that falls from Tony Perkins lips is based in reality, so take his latest claim with a huge grain of salt rimming your lunchtime margarita. But, according to the hate group leader, he's successfully convinced Walmart to stop supporting various LGBT groups. 

It's surprising they still have things left to ship considering all the companies that support the LGBT community, but it looks like followers of the Family Research Council can't turn to the UPS in the final shopping days of the holiday season thanks to a new mandate from Tony Perkins.

We're guessing the Family Research Council doesn't consider this blatantly inflammatory and inaccurate rhetoric to be "hate speech."

In the wake of UPS's refusal to support the Boy Scouts of America, the FRC has once again come out in support of the BSA's discriminatory policy against gays. They're now claiming that the BSA's decision to ban gays isn't based on a desire to discriminate, but is an effort to protect children from those big scary gay pedophiles.

Really.

See what they had to say after the jump.

Dan Savage really, really wants Tony Perkins to take part in the great American litigious tradition. For the second time (this time in the form of a video) the activist practically gets down on his knees to beg hate group leader Tony Perkins to make good on his promise of a lawsuit. 

So, what does Dan now have to say about Tony's threat? 

Rather than simply licking their wounds in the wake of their embarrassing defeat as they opposed marriage equality the poor persecuted "Christian" right has decided that "civil disobedience" is the answer.

Right-wingnut, Tony Perkins of the Family Research Council is encouraging the "Christian" (there we go with those pesky quotes again) base to rise up against those forces that are "redefining marriage."

What that will entail, he won't say, but we're sure he doesn't mean to come off as threatening, right?? Certainly not.

Decide for yourself after the jump.

Oof. The Family Research Council is pulling no punches as it attempts to link President Obama to the ever outspoken Dan Savage. 

Their basic "message"?? It Gets Better Project founder Dan Savage is an anti-Christian bully and Obama likes him so don't vote for him. (Because clearly the two men are thick as thieves and Savage's rhetorical choices are far more harmful than any of the hate rhetoric the FRC spews on a daily basis.)

Watch their desperate ad after the jump.

Updated Thursday, 10:50 a.m. EST

Like a Sean Cody video, Dan Savage has his balls on display this week in his aggressive attack on hate group leader Tony Perkins. After Tony responded to Dan's insta-viral quote about the Family Research Council sitting "on a pile of dead gay kids every day," the FRC head hinted possible legal action. The veiled threat only added fuel to Dan's flame, provoking him to say "Bring it on, bitch," (in not so many words).

Read what Dan has to say to Tony's threat of a lawsuit after the jump!