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This sucks, guess I’ll have to see how McDonalds taste.
See, I see a big difference between a kid that’s been kicked out of the house and needs a scholarship and an adulterer, thief, cheat, or liar.“They” want it “Their” way and they don’t care what they have to do to get it! They have to force “Their” way on our whole society till we all learn to love them for it. I don’t recall adulterers ever doing all that, Or thieves, or cheats or liars. We may all have similar internals but we far from being the same morally. Do you ever stop to think just what they do!!!
What people take issue with is not such a kid as you mention, but the larger gay agenda.See, I see a big difference between a kid that’s been kicked out of the house and needs a scholarship and an adulterer, thief, cheat, or liar.
So, we shouldn’t give a scholarship to a kid that got kicked out of the house because you or I don’t support someone else’s “gay agenda”?What people take issue with is not such a kid as you mention, but the larger gay agenda.
Yes the spooky “gay agenda.” The one that kidnaps our children and turns them gayWhat people take issue with is not such a kid as you mention, but the larger gay agenda.
No, it doesn’t kidnap children or turn them gay. It erodes certain values, but again, I am not speaking of gay persons, but a select group of powerful advocates and their supporters. I believe it is NOT gays but certain liberals using gay people to serve their hidden purposes.Yes the spooky “gay agenda.” The one that kidnaps our children and turns them gay.
As a lesbian, I have to put up with conservatives in the Church talk about all these things the gay community is supposedly doing, and I just have to shake my head and laugh as I was in the community for over a half decade and have never heard any intent by anyone to do any of it. Someone in this thread talked about “promoting homosexuality to children,” for example. The gay community absolutely does not do this. They only provide a safe space for LGBT kids to come out and accept themselves. Yes, they go too far in what it MEANS to accept oneself, but no one is “promoting” it. No gay person would wish homosexuality on a kid. It brings with it a lifetime of abuse and torment from society.
No. The one that use gay “marriage” and gay rights to destroy traditional institutions such as marriage, and, ultimately, the Church. And it is a secular leftist agenda which is using “gay rights” as a means of doing this. Your response is an unfair straw man caricature.Yes the spooky “gay agenda.” The one that kidnaps our children and turns them gay.
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Exactly. Amazing that so many refuse to open their eyes - or see everything with rainbow colored glasses.No, it doesn’t kidnap children or turn them gay. It erodes certain values, but again, I am not speaking of gay persons, but a select group of powerful advocates and their supporters. I believe it is NOT gays but certain liberals using gay people to serve their hidden purposes.
If anyone has been cruel to you or made you believe gay people will continue to be subject to a lifetime of abuse and torment, I am sorry. I would never be cruel to anyone simply because they are gay and I would not tolerate that sort of treatment of gays if I saw it. Gay people’s persona lives are none of my business and I am in no position to judge it (having failed morally plenty on my own). A liberal political agenda which uses gay people to further its own ends is what I do find worthy of judgement.
Well thank you. I do agree that activists are very different than the gay community. The community does support gay marriage obviously, but they do so because marriage has been taught to them as a commitment ceremony with the one you love and nothing more. So work that mindset, it is easy to see why they view marriage laws as discriminatory.No, it doesn’t kidnap children or turn them gay. It erodes certain values, but again, I am not speaking of gay persons, but a select group of powerful advocates and their supporters. I believe it is NOT gays but certain liberals using gay people to serve their hidden purposes.
If anyone has been cruel to you or made you believe gay people will continue to be subject to a lifetime of abuse and torment, I am sorry. I would never be cruel to anyone simply because they are gay and I would not tolerate that sort of treatment of gays if I saw it. Gay people’s persona lives are none of my business and I am in no position to judge it (having failed morally plenty on my own). A liberal political agenda which uses gay people to further its own ends is what I do find worthy of judgement.
You have no need whatever to thank me, as no decent person has any business being cruel or promoting hate or poking their noses into people’s private lives within a free society.Well thank you. I do agree that activists are very different than the gay community. The community does support gay marriage obviously, but they do so because marriage has been taught to them as a commitment ceremony with the one you love and nothing more. So work that mindset, it is easy to see why they view marriage laws as discriminatory.
But yes, the community does suffer a lot of hatred. Both my friend and I got drive-byed in one of the most liberal states in the country (me with a high amount of mud and d**e slurs, my friend with a thrown projectile and f****t). Yes, these incidents do get targeted unfairly at the Catholic Church, though I would always blame the Protestant churches for it and nothing can convince me otherwise. The amount of hatred I see spewed from Baptist, Pentecostal, etc. etc. podiums turns my stomach. The Mormon church used to demand parents throw gay kids out of the house, though I don’t know if they still do. These Protestant (or nominally Christian, in the case of Mormonism,) churches have built up such an ill will among gays and lesbians that it’s very hard to breach the divide with any Christian religion. This ill will is intensified due to the sizable percentage of Catholics who cheer on hate groups like the Family Research Council, recommend parents look into evil organizations such as NARTH, and/or participate directly in hatred against the teachings of their own Church.
My dream is for the Church and the gay community to one day find a middle place to love each other. This would reduce the power of those who manipulate our community while reducing forcible conversion therapy on minors, homelessness among LGBT teens, and overall hate incidents against the community.
I think the gay community is necessary. People tend to congregate by gender and orientation anyway, and I can’t imagine a world where I felt completely safe, as nice as that would be. As for law enforcement…they don’t care about our incidents usually. There’s a lot of distrust in the community for them, and hate incidents are rarely reported. It’s taken as a given that every gay or lesbian person will go through something hateful at some point in their life , and we just try to live our lives as best we can otherwise.You have no need whatever to thank me, as no decent person has any business being cruel or promoting hate or poking their noses into people’s private lives within a free society.
I would agree there has been too much hate, ( back in the 1980s I used to be sickened by Jimmy Swaggart’s ranting about gays, for instance) and the drive-by incidents you describe are inexcusable. Such incidents need to be reported to law enforcement.
I don’t think there ought to be a gay community: Simply a free society in which gay persons and all others are free to live as they like, without hurting others. No one should have to slink through life as a shadowy member of a sub-community.
It is the liberal (many of them are NOT even gay) advocates, as I said, who have some big plan in mind who are ruining this simple plan for all. These are the ones I take issue with.
The Chuch aleady loves the gay “community”. They just don’t agree with much of their agenda, which does indeed involve destruction of the Church. RobWell thank you. I do agree that activists are very different than the gay community. The community does support gay marriage obviously, but they do so because marriage has been taught to them as a commitment ceremony with the one you love and nothing more. So work that mindset, it is easy to see why they view marriage laws as discriminatory.
But yes, the community does suffer a lot of hatred. Both my friend and I got drive-byed in one of the most liberal states in the country (me with a high amount of mud and d**e slurs, my friend with a thrown projectile and f****t). Yes, these incidents do get targeted unfairly at the Catholic Church, though I would always blame the Protestant churches for it and nothing can convince me otherwise. The amount of hatred I see spewed from Baptist, Pentecostal, etc. etc. podiums turns my stomach. The Mormon church used to demand parents throw gay kids out of the house, though I don’t know if they still do. These Protestant (or nominally Christian, in the case of Mormonism,) churches have built up such an ill will among gays and lesbians that it’s very hard to breach the divide with any Christian religion. This ill will is intensified due to the sizable percentage of Catholics who cheer on hate groups like the Family Research Council, recommend parents look into evil organizations such as NARTH, and/or participate directly in hatred against the teachings of their own Church.
My dream is for the Church and the gay community to one day find a middle place to love each other. This would reduce the power of those who manipulate our community while reducing forcible conversion therapy on minors, homelessness among LGBT teens, and overall hate incidents against the community.
I would hope that this changes (I think in some places it is changing, and has already become much better) but I understand that progress is spotty and does not march in lock-step. (Why thank you; you sound very brave and pretty wonderful yourself.I think the gay community is necessary. People tend to congregate by gender and orientation anyway, and I can’t imagine a world where I felt completely safe, as nice as that would be. As for law enforcement…they don’t care about our incidents usually. There’s a lot of distrust in the community for them, and hate incidents are rarely reported. It’s taken as a given that every gay or lesbian person will go through something hateful at some point in their life , and we just try to live our lives as best we can otherwise.
Anyways, you are a wonderful human being, and I agree with your last paragraph.
~ SMGS
Of course in the U.S. there are corporate sponsorships of other minority campaigns. But it is not done in so commercial and open a way. Do you have huge Pride parades for the disabled? ***Special flags for them flown over government buildings? ***( of course Burger King is not responsible for this: But it is the bandwagon I spoke about them jumping on.)
Thanks for that pic - an apt illustration of the “other agenda” I was speaking of.
Actually a rainbow flag was flown under our American flag at the US embassy in Israel.
It’s really too bad our government won’t speak up as much for those who are disabled.Thanks for that pic - an apt illustration of the “other agenda” I was speaking of.![]()
Yes, there is indeed a disparity between the different advocacy groups (Rainbow Pride versus special needs people). Just look at the manner in which the disabled are treated by corporations (placed in workshops which pay far beneath the minimum wage).It’s really too bad our government won’t speak up as much for those who are disabled.
I remember when our President said he bowled like someone in the Special Olympics and laughed snidely.
Really sad.
As has been pointed out before, this may be acted upon by a single store, but they had to seek approval (and apparently received it).Why is everyone so against this and talking about boycotting?
This is one store, for a limited time, situated in an area that has a majority of people of LBGT orientation.
They are trying to honor their local customers and do a good thing to help young people with education.
Thank you, and they are using kids to get what they want! I would help any kid I could no matter what, but I will not support a business using kids to make money off that lifestyle. I try to help bring others closer to God not encourage them to go down the wide path. God Bless, MemawWhat people take issue with is not such a kid as you mention, but the larger gay agenda.
Your employment is responsible for putting food on your table. It’s really just one evil or another but at least hopping on the bandwagon for the time being won’t put you a risk of being homeless. I’ve ceased seeing point in morals when they force you to commit injustice to yourself.Why?
Does right and wrong change based upon the employment position?
How do you know? This might just be exclusive to the American sphere. Ever heard of globalization and localization? Corporations will jump on anything that will help them connect to the biggest, paying majority of their customers.I’m not saying that American corporations don’t represent other minorities or charities. I’m saying that the manner in which they do so with the Rainbow agenda is more vast, more slick, more media-hyped. And we know why.
This comment surprises you coming from someone who wouldn’t want his daughters’ “punished” with a baby!?It’s really too bad our government won’t speak up as much for those who are disabled.
I remember when our President said he bowled like someone in the Special Olympics and laughed snidely.
Really sad.