Google refuses to celebrate Christmas or Easter, but is celebrating gay pride month.

Google ^ | June 2011 | Google

[livinglegend]

Google will often change its logo in order to celebrate random dates and holidays. However, Google has stated that it will not do anything special for religious holidays like Christmas or Easter. Google's reason is that it does not want to appear biased or discriminatory... However, Google doesn't seem to have ANY problem celebrating gay pride month. All this month Google has "decorated" their page with rainbows whenever anyone does a search related to homosexuality or gay marriage. Try it yourself.

[Puppage]

One word: BING

[cicero2k]

Plus anything to do with Earth Day, they will celebrate. Thier own religious belief system IOW.

[jjw]

yeah, use bing

[Gumption]

“Try it yourself.”

No thanks.

[trumandogz]

“All this month Google has “decorated” their page with rainbows whenever anyone does a search related to homosexuality or gay marriage.”

That is not true.

Google Search of “Homosexual Agenda” does not yield a rainbow.

http://www.google.com/#hl=en&sugexp=ldymls&xhr=t&q=homosexual+agenda&cp=13&pq=homosexual%20&pf=p&sclient=psy&source=hp&aq=0&aqi=&aql=&oq=homosexual+ag&pbx=1&bav=on.2,or.r_gc.r_pw.&fp=96379b3f14f3d8fd&biw=1280&bih=587

[WKUHilltopper]

Hey Google—you can b—w me for christmas.

[Berlin_Freeper]

SF QuakeBot

[absolootezer0]

All this month Google has "decorated" their page with rainbows whenever anyone does a search related to homosexuality or gay marriage.

exactly what were you googling for when you found this?

[RnMomof7]

Bing

[Red Badger]

They didn’t do anything on FLAG DAY....................

[Mouton]

The fag agenda pokes along.

[Second Amendment First]

Instead of boldly declaring its support of Gay and Lesbian Pride Month, Google added a rainbow to the end of its search bar. But it only appears when certain queries are entered. "Gay" does the trick, as does "lesbian" and "transgender." But try even the slightest modifications to those terms -- "transgender pride," "lesbian empowerment" -- and the rainbow disappears as though it was never there. This should keep the six-color rainbow, a symbol universally associated with gay pride ever since San Francisco artist Gilbert Baker created it 33 years ago, from appearing on the pages of those who are still opposed to gay rights. And keep Google from having to deal with any backlash.

Google's Disappointing Decision to Hide Its Support of Gay Pride

[Red Badger]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N17V9Uu3qVc&feature=player_embedded

[mountainlion]

Every time I see the word google it gets deleted or uninsulated.

[andy58-in-nh]

Is it still socially acceptable in America to object to the use of a beautiful symbol of God’s promise to mankind as, instead, a celebration of sexual perversion? Or shall I now be ordered to Reeducation Camp?

[Le Chien Rouge]

Google probably employs many gays and most(not all) gays are not just atheists, but also quite anti-Christian.

I work with many gays here, in Austin and a couple of family members are gay so I speak from experience.

[bert]

That is very Queer or as Barney Frank says, Queeah

[max americana]

My buddy works for MS in Redmond, and she said the company is overflowing with Dems. Try Dogpile (the owners are ex-military) or Duckduckgo, which links to Bing sometimes.

[Former Fetus]

True! I tried "gay pride" and got the rainbow, but when I changed it to "gay pride parade" it disappeared.

I still think Google is being too obvious in supporting this abomination!