"Harris Himes, president of the Montana Family Coalition, said the measure is a backdoor way of giving ''the homosexual lifestyle'' legal recognition. A list of recommendations the board prepared to help districts implement the rule lists minorities by sexual orientation as one of the potentially vulnerable groups.''This is really a mind-control program that is essentially very dangerous,'' Himes said."
It is not that I think that this bullying bill is necessary - but then I don't hang out on playgrounds these days, here is my point: does noting that bullies target minority groups including children who have different sexual orientation validate a homosexual lifestyle? No. It is pointing out what is obvious. I could tell you that when I was in middle school, bullies constantly picked on a boy in our class who was "different" sexually. He dropped out of school before he could graduate. Am I validating the homosexual lifestyle? No. I am acknowledging that there are homosexuals and they are bullied - along with the special-ed kids, minorities, short kids, tall kids, heck - anyone who didn't hang out with bullies.
Now that you are all under my mind control - gay is great. Make no mistake, I am validating the homosexual lifestyle. Kids are confused enough without being told that they aren't legitimate people. We should love all people regardless of their race or lifestyle choice. WWJD Mr. Himes?
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I take comfort in the fact that those who crusade fiercely for homophobic assholery tend to end up as punchlines of jokes on the Tonight Show after getting caught soliciting children/men/livestock in some undercover sting operation.
WWJessDo?
Seriously, these folks homeschool their kids anyway, why do they care if the rest of the youth is indoctrinated by the gay agenda?
How else will they prove they're holier than everyone else if they can't use gay-baiting?
WWJD? Well if you ask Pat Rbertson he would probably advocate gassing everyone who doesn't agree with his "christian" point of view.
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