I Support SB 48 - Gay Is Right

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Here are four ways to overcome LGBT apathy about SB 48.
Video produced under fair use by Sean Chapin

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[MultiCaliguy]

So I guess we all have to kiss up to the gays including children, I hope sb 48 gets repealed. What even makes you think that this law will entirely stop bullying, I think it's more indoctrination.

[SeanChapin1]

@MultiCaliguy, your comment sounds curiously hostile toward gay people as if they're bad or dangerous for who they are, and that point of view is frankly ridiculous and out of touch. Rather, this kind of stubborn and divisive ignorance and fear will do far more hurt than good.

[MultiCaliguy]

@SeanChapin1 No actually it's the truth, besides aren't kids supposed to be learning math and other school subjects rather than being taught that it's okay for two man and two women to have sexual attraction? Sounds like the people behind this bill are putting what's more important for our future generation behind just to push their agenda forward.

[SeanChapin1]

@MultiCaliguy, do you believe that schools will teach students other subjects such as math in a different way because of SB 48, or is your question meant to scare everyone toward vilifying gay people? The truth is that being gay is natural and unchanging like being straight, and every student and adult deserves the same opportunities and happiness no matter who they are or who they grow up to love.

[faraon3000]

I love your message, thank you for making this wonderful video.

[faraon3000]

Your so handsome. I would marry you anytime.

[MultiCaliguy]

@SeanChapin1 no actually I'm just saying that schools are not places for indoctrination, what about other course subjects they need to really learn in order to succeed in school? By the way just out of curiosity do you believe in God?

[MultiCaliguy]

@truthward agreed

[Flurolamp]

@truthward Ignoring and dismissing the history of LGBT people and homosexuality in general creates feelings of isolation and loneliness amongst LGBT youth who are afraid to speak out about their own struggles and hard times because of their sexual orientation. Without publicly and openly talking about homosexuality and the issues around it, many people will remain ignorant of the true facts about homosexuality and LGBT youth will have nowhere to turn to.

[Flurolamp]

@truthward which is a truly inspiring message that many people can learn from.