Preserve Innocence . . . Oppose the Jennings Nomination

From American Principles in Action, Dr. Robert George discusses the Jennings nomination and how it threatens the innocence and education of our children. For more information (and to tell your representatives that Jennings must leave the Department of Education), go to www.protectinnocence.org.

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[RottingintheMidwest]

being gay is okay. and you bigots are losing. actually, you bigots have lost. you can make a few wounds while you are trapped in the corner, but you are done. in fifty years the general population will at your ilk todays population looks at the racism of the mid 20th century.

[RottingintheMidwest]

and no, it is not the opinion of the *few* that it is harmful to attempt to change a person from gay to straight. It is the consensus of the American Psychological Association, the American Psychiatric Association, the National Association of Social Workers, and every other credible group of experts. It is chiefly the *few* fringe religious nutjobs who believe sexuality can be altered.

[Atrides77]

@RottingintheMidwest

Your statement just before the last one I wish to address:

The institution of marriage (between a man and a woman) has been around for thousands of years, and I believe it has been around since the foundation of humanity itself. Gays are trying to barge into the marriage spectrum to steal something that is not theres and is not earned by them.

Besides, being gay is a choice, not something forced upon. Banned heterosexuality means the end of life in one generation. Logic.

[Atrides77]

@RottingintheMidwest

Your reference to ''love the person but hate the sin'' is irrelevant to your complaint against Chevenitsu. If he indeed does that, then it's hypocrisy, but it is most certainly not relevant to the whole ''love the person but hate the sin'' ordeal. Understand that to earn the respect of others, you have to respect them first. Please do so.

[MrBeautifulba1]

I've done my part. I will NEVER have children. Why bring more people into an education system that children don't really want to be in ??? Read SUMMERHILL by A.S. Neil. If it was up to the kids they wouldn't go to those soulless institutions. Children are free by nature. Let them PLAY !!! Give them the freedom to explore their own path, their own interests. Let the kids create and bloom at their own pace. Not according to some heartless bureaucratic standard.

[Laughlinify]

FUCK NO. This Jennings guy is gonna fuck up all our kids. Kids who arent even aware of other sexualities will be introduced and may choose to be gay. FUCKING GAYS WHY JUST KEEP TO YOURSELVES.....

[RottingintheMidwest]

@Chevenitsu

please quit with the "love the person but hate the sin" bullshit. while you may not be willing to use your fists to bash homosexuals, you have have shown you are willing to bash them with your words.

[Chevenitsu]

before i was a christian i wanted to set people straight by GAY BASHING

and after i became christian i am learning to love the person but hate the sin.

[Chevenitsu]

well im 25 not 60 and believe that homo's are wrong. dead wrong. a picture of a man and woman holding hands walking down the beach line is super cool. but 2 dudes"

man that makes me want to throw up. no joke its sick.

[jerrydoubleu]

gay marriage is coming.

[pataskalagirl]

Bunch of B.S. there. Only to a degree can normal people behave badly in the street. But Odd sexual preferences are not tolerated in public. No more than wanting to see someone snuggling a pair of red stiletto heels in the street. And no one wants to see hookers on the street. Nor bestiality on the street, or S&M in the street. And usually if a heterosexual couple is making out, or get grabby on the street, decent people tell them to get a room. All people already have the same rights.

[RottingintheMidwest]

no, the overwhelming majority of non-religious people (and religioius people who are not fundamentalist or over the age of sixty) have no problem with allowing equal liberty to homosexual people. And heterosexual *is* paraded around in public - in the media and on the streets. Open your eyes and turn on your brain. You can find straight couples expressing affection for each other damn near anywhere you go, and doing so safely with risk of ridicule or assault. The same can't be said for gays.