O'Reilly says lifestyle not important to discuss

 

Gays may have come out of the closet, but now rather change the house they had been excluded from and wanting to rebuild it in their image. America had been called a melting pot because of the diversity of those coming to its shores and getting along with one another in similar values everyone knew to be America's strength. While it had diversity, it also had agreement.

Even when African-Americans found their rights of equal opportunity, even after being treated so badly by an earlier society, they have in turn added wonderful things from their culture to the society in general.

But in recent years advocating homosexuals have not wanted to assimilate into the society like everyone that has come to this country since the founding of the Republic. Instead they want to force the country to reform to their value system, using hateful speech against anyone who disagrees while calling them insensitive or homophobic. They use Fascist techniques that threaten people's lives and jobs as necessary. Any collateral damage seems acceptable if the results are obtained.

Now we have reached the year 2008 where incorrect words like "mom and dad" are removed from discussions and text books, such as in the state schools of California. Why? Because the words are now defined as stereotyping families that are not homosexual. In other words, mother and father don't fall into the new vocabulary, so they simply want to remove the words from the society. It's call social engineering, more to come promised from Barack Obama as he breaks with the tradition of all U.S. presidents of the past.

How clever, something we would have instead expected from the ACLU. Homosexuals have even encouraged Supreme Court Justices like Ruth Bater Ginsburg to rule against state sodomy laws, Ginsburg having said she believes America needs to be in line with secular European societies. One radio talk host had said if she wants to change our laws, she needs to run for office and be elected by the people like anyone else.

Now we have watched local judges for the first time back in 2006 give probation to male teachers that have had anal sex with their teenage students, or female teachers on male students. In one case a radical New Jersey judge saying it wasn't so bad because the student was almost 16 . . . besides it had been a consensual relationship with the teacher. What? So what used to be a crime is now defined as a homosexual value, the courts suddenly not wanting to discriminate.

But to defend sodomy is the strangest thing, where 25% of homosexuals in San Francisco are suffering from the spread of AIDS. For the sex act to have become so important that one would allow themselves to become infected is beyond words. But sadly it is not unlike today's youth that look at Valtrex as a pill to fix what is unfixable via living dangerous lifestyle choices. The secular progressives obviously see this as acceptable collateral damage to their cause of "change."

So now what do we do about our children in the classroom? Will they now be stalked by teachers and radical homosexual instructors, students now feeling intimidated in schools where they used to be secure and safe. As male and female teachers are allowed to reach out to their students in strange ways not before seen in America, they accomplish this via the messages sent by local activist judges who will turn their heads the other way when these issues are brought before the bench.

We are getting to a point in our society when parents (mothers and fathers) become angry and feel disconnected from the society they are now forced to live in, feeling the only way to find justice is to remove their children from the influence of a public school system that has become owned by the state, something they had only seen in Communist countries. In any society, if justice is not eventually served the trust in the government and in those who are responsible to uphold the laws will unravel into chaos.

This is the nature of human beings when they are pushed into a corner, as if swept-up garbage and told to shut up about the ideas and traditional values passed on to them by grandparents suddenly considered homophobic and unwelcomed. It eventually rips the system apart at the seams with the country falling from within.

All those Americans who had died for freedom and this country's independence and free will would have given their lives for absolutely nothing.

For Better or For Worse

26. And there's . . .

Single women and lesbian couples won landmark parental rights last night as MPs voted to remove the requirement that fertility clinics consider a child’s need for a father.

The Human Fertilisation and Embryology Bill will replace the rule with a “need for supportive parenting” after opponents were defeated in two votes by unexpectedly wide margins.

The Government had been prepared for defeat but won the free votes by majorities of 75 and 68. The decisions mean that the legislation will grant the most significant extension to homosexual family rights since gay adoption was sanctioned.

It will stop fertility clinics turning away lesbians and single women because their children will not have a father or male role model. While the current law does not block such therapy, it is sometimes used to justify refusals . . . read more

25. And there's . . .

The California Court decision approving gay marriage has now created an environment where it is more likely America's children will be created from test tubes or the convenience of fertilization than normal conception, as more and more gays go out of their way to make fun of the sex act between a man and a woman. Some gays are already arrogantly calling them "breeders," seeing them as animals in the act of heat.

It was only a few years ago when two deaf lesbian women went out of their way to use a willing scientific community to create a designer baby through fertilization with their selection of the perfect politically-correct egg, one that would ensure a child born deaf and, in their own words, for their enjoyment. The far-left media at the time, and one of today's Obama world, yawned.

America's rich independent society has suddenly been thrust into a brave new world created by four justices that have trampled upon the already proven will of the voters of the state of California.

And from Australia . . .

"Among the demands are the outlawing of homophobic comments [like mom and dad - girl friend / boy friend - read article] by teachers or students in the playground and a requirement for teachers to receive 'diversity training' " [state indoctrination] - read more

24. And there's . . .

A lobby for homosexuals and transgenders in Maine has announced plans to shadow individuals who will be working to collect signatures on the "YES for Marriage and Equality" pro-family referendum, which is intended to put a marriage protection plan on the 2009 election ballot.

In a report in the New England Blade this week, Betsy Smith, executive director of the Equality Maine activist organization, outlined "a plan that asks volunteers to stand with the people the [Christian Civic] League recruits to collect signatures for the petition."

"I think it is disgusting that so-called 'gay' groups plan on harassing dear Christian grandmothers who simply want to gather signatures on Primary Election Day. Shame on Equality Maine," said Michael Heath, chief of the CCL.

"They need to call off this totalitarian campaign of intimidation and apologize. Yesterday wouldn't be soon enough," he said in a statement today . . . read more

Lesbian at Smith College riot, shut down Ryan Sorba speech on “The Born Gay Hoax” as police watch . . . shouting "We're here. We're queer. Get used to it." - May

23. And there's . . .

Children's hospital launches sex change for kid's program
'It's not conjecture. It's happening now'

A doctor at the renowned Children's Hospital Boston has launched a new program to drug children to delay puberty so they can decide whether they want a male or a female body, according to a report today in the Boston Globe.

Pediatric endocrinologist Norman Spack, 64, says he started the Gender Management Service Clinic because he found himself encountering 20-somethings who were "transgendered" and in good shape socially, "but they were having trouble getting their physique to conform to their identity. I knew the 20-somethings could have better chances of passing if they were treated earlier," he said.

"We don't think that demonic is too strong a word to describe this," said a statement from the pro-family Mass Resistance organization. "It brings us thoughts of the Nazi doctors who thought they were doing good things."

WND has reported previously on some of the controversies prompted by the belief that a man can be born in a woman's body, or vice versa, including in Montgomery County, Md., where county officials have adopted a law that precludes those who provide public accommodations from discriminating based on that "gender identity." . . . read more

22. And there's . . .

MRSA Outbreak Among 'Gays'

Still, the actual study left little room for rationalization.  It determined that the spread of MRSA, “among men who have sex with men is associated with high-risk behaviors, including use of methamphetamine and other illicit drugs, sex with multiple partners, participation in a group sex party, use of the internet for sexual contacts, skin-abrading sex, and history of sexually transmitted infections.”

Ultimately, the study warned that, “Having male-male sex seems to be a risk factor for [MRSA] … The infection frequently manifests as an abscess or cellulitis in the buttocks, genitals, or perineum, and male-male sex was a risk factor.”

The study found that this behaviorally related “[MRSA] epidemic probably started in San Francisco and has been disseminated by the frequent cross-coastal travel of men who have sex with men.”

It all boils down to this: The human body is quite callous in how it handles mistreatment and the perversion of its natural functions. When two men mimic the act of heterosexual intercourse with one another, they create an environment, a biological counterfeit, wherein disease can thrive. Unnatural behaviors beget natural consequences.

The medical community has known for decades that homosexual conduct, especially among males, creates a breeding ground for often deadly disease.  In recent years we’ve seen a profound resurgence in cases of HIV/AIDS, syphilis, rectal gonorrhea and many other STDs among those who call themselves “gay.”

But don’t take my word for it.  Ask one of their own.  Prolific author and homosexual activist, Jack Hart:

“Many sexually transmitted diseases occur more often among gay men than in the general population. Several factors contribute to this difference: Gay men have the opportunity to engage in sex with more people than do most heterosexual men, and some practices common among gays — especially rimming [anal-oral intercourse] and anal intercourse — are highly efficient at transmitting disease.”

(Gay Sex: A Manual for Men Who Love Men, Allyson Books, 1998, pp. 212-213)

Still, don’t just take Jack’s word for it:

“The same patterns of increased sexual risk behaviors among men who have sex with men … have been driving resurgent epidemics of early syphilis, rectal gonorrhea, and new HIV infections in San Francisco, Boston, and elsewhere,” concluded the MRSA study . . . read more

21. And there's . . .

As a result, Griggs urged homosexual organizations to show the same kind of compassion and acceptance of ex-gay that African-Americans have. "Gay groups must stop promoting discrimination against former homosexuals," she stated. "Gay activists cannot claim sympathy as victims when they victimize others." . . . read more

20. And there's . . .

For the radical homosexual lobby, it isn't enough that its views are guaranteed full protection, even special protection by the state. They also want to ensure that those disagreeing with them are demonized and denied their First Amendment rights.

The Washington Times' Julia Duin reports on a lawsuit -- Good News Employee Association vs. Hicks -- originating in Oakland, Calif., that is being appealed to the United States Supreme Court.

The controversy arose when two employees of the city of Oakland formed the Good News Employee Association (GNEA) to challenge activities of a previously formed group of homosexual employees. The homosexual group and other radical left-wing groups had availed themselves of the city's e-mail and bulletin board systems . . . read more

19. And there's . . .

Just when I thought everything was going so well in the Baptist Church, another church came along and swept me away. In fact, from the moment I logged on to www.HerChurch.org I realized I had to move to San Francisco to join Ebenezer Lutheran Church (ELCA). Now that I’ll no longer be Baptist I can have sex standing up without the fear that people will think I’m dancing.

Another advantage of ELCA is that it dubs itself "A home for women's spirituality” rather than a “house of God” (how boring is that?). It’s a sort of spiritual headquarters for the “Lutheran Feminist/Womanist Movement,” which exists to celebrate the feminine persona of the Goddess and “dimensions of the sacred as expressed in faith, worship, learning, mutual care, and acts of justice.” I assume their discussion of acts of justice omits the fate of places like “Sodom” and “Gomorrah.”

Only a male God could be capable of that kind of justice. I was initially attracted to ELCA because they claim to be “a diverse community.” As a professor at a university, I know that when people claim to be diverse they really mean it. Also, ELCA stands firmly within the Christian tradition in an effort “to re-image the divine” by focusing more on her feminine persona. I’m sick and tired of a God who made me in his image. I want to make up my own God. And I want him to be a chick - preferable a cute lesbian with lots of cute friends . . . read more

18. And there's . . .

Women might soon be able to produce sperm in a development that could allow lesbian couples to have their own biological daughters, according to a pioneering study published today. Scientists are seeking ethical permission to produce synthetic sperm cells from a woman's bone marrow tissue after showing that it possible to produce rudimentary sperm cells from male bone-marrow tissue.

The researchers said they had already produced early sperm cells from bone-marrow tissue taken from men. They believe the findings show that it may be possible to restore fertility to men who cannot naturally produce their own sperm. But the results also raise the prospect of being able to take bone-marrow tissue from women and coaxing the stem cells within the female tissue to develop into sperm cells, said Professor Karim Nayernia of the University of Newcastle upon Tyne. Creating sperm from women would mean they would only be able to produce daughters because the Y chromosome of male sperm would still be needed to produce sons.

The latest research brings the prospect of female-only conception a step closer. - Drudge - The Independent . . . (source link has been disabled.)

Why Feminists Fear Fathers

17. And there's . . .

A man who plunged to his death from the sixth floor of a German aristocrat’s home had been taking part in a gay [homosexual] orgy while bingeing on cocaine, an inquest was told today. Tony Casey, 38, had five times the potentially fatal level of the drug in his body when he plunged from the Chelsea roof terrace of Count Gottfried von Bismarck. Both men had taken part in an elaborate all night gay [homosexual] orgy with three others.

When police officers arrived at the scene they discovered the floor of the penthouse flat in Draycott Place was littered with sexual paraphernalia. The living room floor was covered with a huge rubber tarpaulin on which was spread towels, lubricants, phallic objects, straps, paddles and a padlock. There were two buckets filled with sex toys, mirrors propped up in three of the four corners and bottles of vodka scattered around. - Drudge . . . (source link has been disabled.)

Drug-resistant staph found to be passed in gay sex - Jan. 2008

16. And there's . . .

"All the while, Democrats were using rhetoric to make conservatives and evangelicals seem petty and bigoted. Damien Lavera, spokesperson for the DNC, articulated these five strategic points to the Washington Blade. My best representation of these points is as follows:

1. Label anti-gay ballot measures as divisive

2. Train state party operatives in all 50 states on how to campaign against anti-gay ballot measures.

3. Work with National Stonewall Democrats to develop talking points.

4. Equate pro-family values arguments with racism

5. Enlist celebrity backing and endorsements."

. . . read more

15. And there's . . .

“Interestingly enough, I don't agree with christians, think it's wrong to be one and hate most people who believe in god. Iunno, maybe I should be allowed to say that to her face and scream it down her throat everytime I see her, and make her feel like s**t. Iunno, being allowed to degrade a christian would be awesome, so maybe she whould [sic] win this so I can write "go home you jesus lovin b**ch, satan hates you" all over her...well, her. Makes about as much sense! I don't think "christ" preached the word of tolerance to just christians . . . if we're talkin about the same fake guy, I may be mistaking him for the Santa Claus. Go home Ruth Malhotra, we don't wanna see your ugly ass face again. GT for life.” . . . read more

14. And there's . . .

These four bills would require that in every classroom from kindergarten through high school that perverse sexual activity be praised and highlighted in a positive light. They would require textbooks many of which would then also be produced for other states beyond the borders of California make positive references to the ideas of men putting on women's under things.

They would restrict school districts from being able to bar females from displaying dildos on the outerwear of their prom dress. And in functional sexuality courses from K-12 they would require positive explanation of the merits and instruction of anal intercourse. These four bills are also dangerous in what they outlaw. No single teacher - not even in science classes - would be allowed to talk about the negative health impact of homosexual behavior.

No school counselor would be allowed to confirm to a molested student that they felt wrong about continuing in a homosexual relationship that they were primarily drawn into because of earlier molestation to begin with. No mention of moral aspects of sexual behavior would be permitted unless immoral activity were praised and in fact referred to as moral. In other words the pushing of the sexual envelope would be unleashed with a nitro-fueled explosion the likes of which has never been seen in America's history . . . read more

13. there's . . .

Liberals love pedophiles, because they must do so to keep their own belief system intact. Consider the bizarre case just this week of thirty-four year old Phillip Distasio. Distasio runs a "school" called Class Cutters near Cleveland Ohio.

The goal of the school is to somehow counter the "No Child Left Behind Act" by getting kids to rush through a few academic excercises each day on the computer - and then to spend the majority of the time performing some sort of "community service." It seems to be set-up to help the child find "productive" use of their time in after school hours.

On Distasio's web-site he even makes mention that even kids who attend a traditional school can join the program for the "after school activities." A disturbing element also seems to be that Distasio seeks parent's involvement in "choosing the curriculum" that their child engages in. They even have a chatroom blog to log into the program with.

What's really horrifying is that Distasio is an admitted pedophile of 20 years who doesn't even have the decency to be ashamed of his craving for sexual activity with boys. In fact . . . he embraces it. Presently Distasio is finding himself facing 74 charges of molestation of boys in his "program." Instead of denying his guilt he's trying a new approach - claiming his sexual intent is a civil right . . . read more

12. And there's . . .

Homosexuals on the campus of UNC-Wilmington cannot be said to be involved in a civil rights struggle comparable to what blacks faced in the sixties because these homosexuals are, quite simply, not involved in a civil rights struggle at all. In fact, at my university, they enjoy special privileges that place their opponents in a position of struggling for civil rights. In other words, the homosexual reader – and self-proclaimed civil rights leader - has formed a backwards view of the situation.

The prank of hanging 1000 posters of two gay men engaged in sodomy cannot be said to be offensive to gays because the poster came from a gay magazine funded by the university at the request of campus gay activists. When we hung those posters, we were attempting to show the parents just how far out the diversity movement had become. The student who hung most of the posters was denied a position as an orientation leader at UNCW after he expressed his religious opposition to homosexuality. He wondered why the person(s) in charge of picking the orientation leaders would bring up such a private and irrelevant matter. But the answer to that question is simple: Gays believe (and the administration agrees) that they have a constitutional right to be free from discomfort.

This right trumps the religious rights of any student who opposes any aspect of the gay agenda. This is another way of saying that my pompous bosses think their diversity manuals trump the U.S. Constitution. The now infamous “1000 poster prank” was meant to show parents – on Parent’s Weekend, no less – that university officials are lying when they say they want to protect students from being offended. In truth, they want to protect gays from offense while simultaneously funding their graphic speech – no matter how offensive it is to Christians.

That is the point my gay readers miss - or, perhaps, pretend to miss – on a regular basis . . . read more

11. And there's . . .

Town leaders here are holding a public meeting today to air concerns about slurs and bigoted behavior. And this time, they say, it's gay people who are displaying intolerance. Police say they logged numerous complaints of straight people being called ``breeders" by gays over the July Fourth holiday weekend.

Jamaican workers reported being the target of racial slurs. And a woman was verbally accosted after signing a petition that opposed same-sex marriage, they said. The town, which prizes its reputation for openness and tolerance, is taking the concerns seriously, though police say they do not consider the incidents hate crimes. ``Hate language is usually the early-warning signal that could lead to hate-motivated violence," Town Manager Keith Bergman said. ``And before that happens, we try to nip it in the bud."

Gays have coexisted fairly peacefully alongside other residents in this community on Cape Cod's tip, home to a long-established Portuguese fishing colony. Provincetown was recently re-certified for its ``No Place for Hate" designation by the AntiDefamation League, which worked with the town on tolerance issues in the 1990s after gays experienced some problems. But the town's ``No Place for Hate" group, set up to address incidents of bigotry, hasn't met in years . . . read more

10. And there's . . .

This Gray Lady slant to the libertine left is no surprise. After all, former-Times ombudsman Daniel Okrent stunned insiders with a column two years ago that publicly admitted the Times was a liberal newspaper, and on social issues, like gays, guns and abortion, "if you think The Times plays it down the middle on any of them, you've been reading the paper with your eyes closed."

But the Times isn't just rooting for the homosexual revolution on the outside and inside of the newspaper. It has actively spread the gay gospel by funding the National Lesbian and Gay Journalists Association and adorning its conventions with recruitment booths. The Times also is a proud corporate sponsor of New York's Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Community Center, a gay-activist hub, which boasts of being the birthplace of both the radical ACT UP and the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation.

This month, The New York Times has taken another dramatic corporate step toward taking sides in America's culture clash. The newspaper is a "global sponsor" of the seventh "Gay Games," taking place in Chicago from July 15-22. Yes, you read that correctly. The Gay Games. Who would sponsor this stupidity? The New York Times is not alone; it is joined by other "objective" news outlets. The Chicago Sun-Times and WMAQ-TV, the local NBC-owned and operated affiliate, are also "global sponsors."

They share the Gay Games' goals, to "foster and augment the self-respect of lesbians and gay men throughout the world and to engender respect and understanding from the nongay world." . . . read more

9. And there's . . .

Parents are angry and school leaders are promising action in response to a "Heterosexual Questionnaire," approved by two teachers, that asked students questions such as: "If you have never slept with someone of your same gender, then how do you know you wouldn't prefer it?"

Hundreds of Port Washington High School students were told to submit written answers and discuss the survey. The questionnaire was distributed by a student organization, which then led a full class-period discussion. Two teachers approved distribution of the survey. The principal did not.

Parent Lisa Krier on Monday called for the two teachers to be disciplined, saying the survey was a form of sexual harassment by teachers against students. "If somebody doesn't call them on it, it will continue," she said.

Both Principal Duane Woelfel and Patty Ruth, president of the Port Washington-Saukville School Board, said the survey was inappropriate and that proper authorization was not given before it was brought into classrooms. "The message that really needs to go out at this point is that this administration will ensure that this type of survey will never go out again," Ruth said . . . read more

8. And there's . . .

A bill requiring students to learn about the contributions homosexuals have made to society and that would remove sex-specific terms such as "mom" and "dad" from textbooks has passed another hurdle on the way to becoming the law of the land in California.

Having already been approved by the state's Senate Judiciary Committee, SB 1437, which would mandate grades 1-12 buy books "accurately" portraying "the sexual diversity of our society," got the nod yesterday of the Senate Education Committee.

The bill also requires students hear history lessons on "the contributions of people who are lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender to the economic, political, and social development of California and the United States of America."

"This bill is the most extreme effort thus far to transform our public schools into institutions of indoctrination that disregard all notions of the traditional family unit," said Karen England, executive director of Capitol Resource Institute. "SB 1437 seeks to eliminate all 'stereotypes' of the traditional family so that young children are brainwashed into believing that families with moms and dads are irrelevant." . . . read more

7. And there's . . .

But gay groups joined the queue for tickets -- which were given out to families on a first-coBut gay groups joined the queue for tickets -- which were given out to families on a first-come, first served basis at the White House on Saturday. Despite the opposition of conservative religious groups, Bush and his wife Laura chose not to prevent the gay parents from attending. The gay groups said their gesture was meant to make their presence felt in American society even though Bush opposes legalizing gay marriage. - (source link has been disabled.)

6. And there's . . .

New statistics suggest San Francisco has the highest percentage of gay men among major cities in the world, with a quarter of them HIV-positive, a top city health official said on Friday. "Despite an overall loss in the population in San Francisco in the last five years, we think there has been an absolute gain in gay men,"

William McFarland, head of HIV/AIDS statistics at San Francisco's Department of Public Health, said in an interview. "From all the data I have seen ... it's the gayest city in the world." McFarland has compiled the city's first survey in five years on gay men and HIV to be presented at a meeting next week to discuss HIV/AIDS prevention. He said it found an estimated 63,577 gay males aged 15 and above in San Francisco, a city with a total population of 764,000.

That figure represents nearly one in five of the city's males above the age of 15. 0ne out of every four gay males -- 25.8 percent -- is infected with the HIV virus, giving San Francisco an estimated total of 16,401 HIV-positive men, said McFarland, an epidemiologist who has also worked on studies in Uganda, Zimbabwe and Egypt . . . (source link has been disabled.)

Webmaster: Russian Roulette, anyone?

5. And there's . . .

It is when Ginsburg cites specific Supreme Court decisions she believes were beneficially influenced by foreign courts that the real heart of the matter is revealed: On certain cultural issues, she likes other peoples' values better than those Americans have expressed through the democratic process. Some voters in this country, she clearly believes, just didn't get it right on same-sex sodomy and the death penalty.

"On respect for the opinions of (human)kind," she said of the opinion declaring same-sex sodomy a right, "the Lawrence Court emphasized: 'The right the petitioners seek in this case has been accepted as an integral part of human freedom in many other countries.' " "Roper v. Simmons presents perhaps the fullest expressions to date on the propriety and utility of looking to 'the opinion of (human)kind,' " she said. "Holding unconstitutional the executions of persons under the age of 18 when they committed capital crimes, the court declared it fitting to acknowledge 'the overwhelming weight of international opinion against the juvenile death penalty.' "

Justice Ginsburg has every right to embrace foreign opinion on these issues. But if she wanted to act on those opinions officially, she should have resigned from the court and ran for a state legislature first . . . (source link has been disabled.)

4, And there's . . .

Discipline your boy to fend for himself and others as if there were no government, no church, no school, no courts, no therapy, no drugs and no cops to lean on to make things all better. Yeah, raise him to feel as if it is his duty to be the provider, to educate his children, to defend his family and nation, to judge disputes, to offer worship, to give spiritual advice and comfort—and to do all of this without acting like a chick. 

The wild thing that’ll happen is you’ll see little Johnny turn into big John who brings to the table more than waxed eyebrows and manicured hands and who’s always looking to the ladies to lead him.  Instead, you’ll have raised a son who brings to the table emotional strength, physical toughness, firm correction, world wisdom, constructive criticism and ethical principles—and one who does it while having a heck-of-a-lot-of fun. 

This cultivating spirit will, by fiat, make him a leader wherever he happens to go and you know, you know, the long-toothed feminists will really, really, really hate that . . . (source link has been disabled.)

3. And there's . . .

The ASOSU Queer Affairs Task Force put a check by the victory box this week after a request to make OSU admission forms more gender inclusive was approved by the administration. As of Fall 2006, the new forms — both paper and online — will include a “specify below” box and empty line in addition to the existing male and female choices. “It’s very progressive,” said Angi Baxter, Queer Affairs Task Force director. “Many universities have already done this, including the University of Oregon.”

By allowing a person to self-identify, Baxter said that students will now be able to express exactly who they think they are.Because the third line will not be a fixed choice, for state statistical purposes the answers will be filtered into “other." . . . (source link has been disabled.)

2. And there's . . .

"Is this a sign of things to come?"

In the name of nondiscrimination, will more states force religious organizations to swallow their principles or go out of business? Same-sex adoption is becoming increasingly common, but it is still highly controversial. Millions of Americans would readily agree that gay and lesbian couples can make loving parents, yet insist nevertheless that kids are better off with loving parents of both sexes. That is neither a radical view nor an intolerant one, but if the kneecapping of Catholic Charities is any indication, it may soon be unsafe to express.

'As much as one may wish to live and let live,' Harvard Law professor Mary Ann Glendon wrote in 2004, during the same-sex marriage debate in Massachusetts . . .

" . . . 'the experience in other countries reveals that once these arrangements become law, there will be no live-and-let-live policy for those who differ. Gay-marriage proponents use the language of openness, tolerance, and diversity, yet one foreseeable effect of their success will be to usher in an era of intolerance and discrimination . . . Every person and every religion that disagrees will be labeled as bigoted and openly discriminated against. The ax will fall most heavily on religious persons and groups that don't go along. Religious institutions will be hit with lawsuits if they refuse to compromise their principles.' "

Dutch pedophiles set up their own political party

. . . to promote sex with children down to 12-years old in Denmark along with human sex with animals. So what's coming next to America?

1. And there's . . .

"But not all over America. In a fascinating recent study, Lesthaeghe and a colleague looked for evidence of the Second Demographic Transition in America. What states are leading indicators of SDT, as measured by postponement of marriage and children? California, Connecticut, New Jersey, New York, Rhode Island and (the most extreme outlier of all) Massachusetts.

Recognize this list? Except for Rhode Island, they are among the first states gay marriage advocates chose to pursue court-created gay marriage. What instinct led them to suppose that legal elites would be particularly open to the argument?" . . . (source link has been disabled.)

 

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