Nobody like Nazis, especially Illinois Nazis. So, you may ask, what's worse than Nazis?

Christians.

Last weekend a bunch of Christian youth rallied in San Francisco against popular culture.

More than 25,000 evangelical Christian youth landed Friday in San Francisco for a two-day rally at AT&T Park against "the virtue terrorism" of popular culture, and they were greeted by an official city condemnation and a clutch of protesters who said their event amounted to a "fascist mega-pep rally."

"Battle Cry for a Generation" is led by a 44-year-old Concord native, Ron Luce, who wants "God's instruction book" to guide young people away from the corrupting influence of popular culture.

Luce, whose Teen Mania organization is based in Texas, kicked off a three-city "reverse rebellion" tour Friday night intended to counter a popular culture that he says glamorizes violence and sex. The $55 advance tickets for two days of musical performances and speeches were sold out, but walk-up admission was available for $199.

After stops in Detroit and Philadelphia in the next few weeks, Luce wants to unleash a "blitz" of youth pastors into the communities to do everything from work with the homeless to find new ways to bring others to Christ.

Yep, horrible people, worse than Nazis. Private Radio has the actual text of the resolution. I liked this "whereas":

WHEREAS, It is unfortunate and alarming that those who are against reproductive and homosexual rights, and who are anti-gay as well as anti-choice, aim to negatively influence the politics of America's most tolerant and progressive city...

Ah yes, San Francisco's famous tolerance -- reserved solely for those who agree with their "progressive" politics.

Now, if we could just get all of the wackos into San Francisco and allow them to use their tolerance on Islamofascist terrorists, the world would be a better place.