It's about time that justice is served for the gay community. Never did we know there was an "anti-gay" application on Apple's best-selling electronic, the iPhone.
The Manhattan Declaration application for the iPhone, which had passed consumer standards through Apple corporate has finally been removed after a wide-spread uproar of gays and lesbians, ralying against the app via online grassroots forum, change.org. Members of this protest say it's completely unconstitutional to approve an app of that calibur when the Apple iPhone is purchased and used by a universal people, irregardless of race, economic stance, and/or lifestyle. Want to know what the Manhattan Declaration is? Read on....
The Manhattan Declaration is a grassroots organization comprised of Christian leaders throughout the US and abroad, who recently launched a widespread movement condemning gay marriage rights. This organization's Apple application consisted of a survey in which phone users would take in efforts to collect diverse opinions on the topics of both gay marriage and abortion rights. Questions like "Do you believe in the sanctity of marriage between a man and a woman?" and "Do you support the right of choice regarding abortion?" made up the survey. Users who responded contrary to the beliefs of the group received a message at the end informing them that they answered 0 out of 4 questions correct. The app also invited people to sign up to support and donate to the group's cause.
