Gay agenda indoctrinating young children

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These videos show the indoctrination of young children in a public school in Massachusetts.

The pointed questions of the teachers leading these little innocent ones is just disgusting.

Remember these kids are seven to ten years old for gosh sakes.

This is getting out of hand, seriously. Have a watch
 
So when do we get our long overdue Heterosexual Day? A day where we can celebrate normality and traditional values.
 
revelations said:
massresistance.org/media/video/brainwashing.html

These videos show the indoctrination of young children in a public school in Massachusetts.

The pointed questions of the teachers leading these little innocent ones is just disgusting.

Remember these kids are seven to ten years old for gosh sakes.

This is getting out of hand, seriously. Have a watch
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IMO I believe we should teach children not to call names and not to be prejudice. This is not the way to do it. Did you notice one child’s analogy of trying a new vegetable. Can you imagine him waking up one day and thinking, “I think I’ll try a new sex today, just out of curiosity, what the heck”

Also, could you imagine a parade to celebrate heterosexuals family. Maybe it could be called “Adam and Eve” parade.
It would certainly be the end of the world. The secular liberals would certainly sue the people that would allow such a thing. Anything that promotes tradition of family is certainly going to be called prejudice and intolerant.
 
Homosexuality is a social and mental disorder. It is not normal. It is not love. It is not right. Period. It has been that way since time began. This material should not be shown to developing children.
 
wapsi said:
Don’t we get that 365 days a year?
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I’ve been teaching for about 12 years. Now, admittedly, we don’t go to school 365 days a year, but never once in 12 years have I ever participated in a Heterosexual Day. You’d think if it was a 24-7 kind of thing, I’d’ve noticed it by now. I’m that obtuse.

– Mark L. Chance.
 
I;m sorry I can’t see the video, I have dialup. Can you explain what is being said? I’m not aware of gay people trying to gain adherents. That kind of thought went out in the 50’s as far as I know. One cannot be talked into being gay. One is or one isn’t. It’s pretty much a genetic thing, not a socialization. So is the video attempting to help children be tolerate or advocating they all become homosexuals? I’d bet the former.
 
Gay propagandists, paid, full-time activists, are working the system to produce “social change”.

They are enthusiastic about what they do. They are well-funded. They continue to forge politically productive relationships. They will win.
 
SpiritMeadow said:
I;m sorry I can’t see the video, I have dialup. Can you explain what is being said? I’m not aware of gay people trying to gain adherents. That kind of thought went out in the 50’s as far as I know. One cannot be talked into being gay. One is or one isn’t. It’s pretty much a genetic thing, not a socialization. So is the video attempting to help children be tolerate or advocating they all become homosexuals? I’d bet the former.
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You can’t be “converted” into being gay any more than you can be “converted” into being hetrosexual. I have asked heterosexuals over and over just how they chose their sexuality and I have yet to find anyone who can tell me how their childhood, their educational experience or any heterosexual indoctrination made them heterosexual.

Homosexuals are hated simply because they exist. I have had hateful things said to me and I have lived chaste my entire life. I’m entirely in support of anything that would create an understanding and supportive environment for everyone.
 
Fitswimmer said:
. I’m entirely in support of anything that would create an understanding and supportive environment for everyone.
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That is entirely the problem, we as Catholics believe that homosexuality is wrong so why should we be understanding and supportive of it? If you want tolerance for people who are homosexuals that’s fine with me but it is now being taken much further than that. I will not be supportive of homosexuality in any way whatsoever but I certainly can be kind to people as Christ asks of us .
 
Michael_Neal said:
That is entirely the problem, we as Catholics believe that homosexuality is wrong so why should we be understanding and supportive of it? If you want tolerance for people who are homosexuals that’s fine with me but it is now being taken much further than that.
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So it’s ok to hate me because I’m homosexual even though I am obeying church teaching? Please tell me that’s not what you’re saying…

The act is wrong, not the person. God created the person, so the person can’t be wrong by their existence
 
Fitswimmer said:
So it’s ok to hate me because I’m homosexual even though I am obeying church teaching? Please tell me that’s not what you’re saying…

The act is wrong, not the person. God created the person, so the person can’t be wrong by their existence
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Where did I say I hated you or people who are homosexual?
 
Fitswimmer said:
So it’s ok to hate me because I’m homosexual even though I am obeying church teaching? Please tell me that’s not what you’re saying…

The act is wrong, not the person. God created the person, so the person can’t be wrong by their existence
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There is a basic confusion going on here.

Homosexuals often presume that simply one is against sodomy, that this is a personal attack on them as individuals, and an attack on their civil rights to practice this sin.

Heterosexuals must be careful not to spread our negative view on sodomy, into a generalized negative view of homosexuals. (This can be too easily done: we are alarmed at what the homosexual propagandists have done in the political system, and want to fight back.)

Another confusion: trying to turn apples into oranges. No matter what gets dictated by the homosexual propagandists, and created by the political process, you just can’t turn innately different things into similar things. This grand, never before seen in human history, attempt to social engineer the homosexual platform/agenda is a great and risky experiment. . . and one bound to fail, regardless of the intentions of the various parties.
 
Michael_Neal said:
Where did I say I hated you or people who are homosexual?
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Then what is wrong with being understanding and supportive? If you don’t hate us for who we are, why would being understanding and accepting of us as human beings be a problem?

I understand that it is difficult to stand in the shoes of someone that lives such a different reality, but think about what life is like for the Catholic homosexual. We’re called “disordered”, we’re called “abnormal”. We can’t have a companion, we can’t have children. We don’t fit in with most homosexuals, and heterosexuals don’t really want us around either. Although I never disclosed my orientation in my former parish to anyone other than my Confessor, the gossip and rumors drove me away just the same. An over 40 single female who doesn’t wear dresses is like a target to some people.

Part of the reason I keep posting on these threads is to bring some understanding of the experiences that Catholic homosexuals have to those who may not know anyone in RL who lives this way. Maybe if more people will allow themselves to be understanding and supportive, there won’t be a need to have programs in schools teaching kids how not to hate us.
 
Maxply said:
There is a basic confusion going on here.

Homosexuals often presume that simply one is against sodomy, that this is a personal attack on them as individuals, and an attack on their civil rights to practice this sin.

Heterosexuals must be careful not to spread our negative view on sodomy, into a generalized negative view of homosexuals. (This can be too easily done: we are alarmed at what the homosexual propagandists have done in the political system, and want to fight back.)

Another confusion: trying to turn apples into oranges. No matter what gets dictated by the homosexual propagandists, and created by the political process, you just can’t turn innately different things into similar things. This grand, never before seen in human history, attempt to social engineer the homosexual platform/agenda is a great and risky experiment. . . and one bound to fail, regardless of the intentions of the various parties.
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You can’t force a heterosexual to be homosexual and even the most rabid activists know that. However, you can teach people not to discriminate against homosexuals or express hatred towards them.

People have been KILLED because they were homosexual, and there is no way to justify that kind of hatred. A friend of mine in college was savagely beaten by a bunch of frat boys because they decided that he was gay. He had no partner, he was not “out” in any way, but they broke his nose, 3 of his ribs and gave him a concussion anyway. I was lucky, the only abuse I have ever received has been verbal.

When you experience that kind of hatred, you do get sensitive.
 
Fitswimmer said:
Then what is wrong with being understanding and supportive? If you don’t hate us for who we are, why would being understanding and accepting of us as human beings be a problem?

I understand that it is difficult to stand in the shoes of someone that lives such a different reality, but think about what life is like for the Catholic homosexual. We’re called “disordered”, we’re called “abnormal”. We can’t have a companion, we can’t have children. We don’t fit in with most homosexuals, and heterosexuals don’t really want us around either. Although I never disclosed my orientation in my former parish to anyone other than my Confessor, the gossip and rumors drove me away just the same. An over 40 single female who doesn’t wear dresses is like a target to some people.

Part of the reason I keep posting on these threads is to bring some understanding of the experiences that Catholic homosexuals have to those who may not know anyone in RL who lives this way. Maybe if more people will allow themselves to be understanding and supportive, there won’t be a need to have programs in schools teaching kids how not to hate us.
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The problem with the school programs is that they teach that homosexual relationships and “marriages” are no different than heterosexual marriage. That is contrary to our faith, and contrary to what most people and all major religions believe. Heck, even the Dali Lama says that homosexual relationships aren’t the same - he laughs at the idea (he laughs a lot).

If the school programs were more of a general tolerance program - people of other religions, races, physical size, mental and physical handicaps and, yes, even that small number of people who are homosexual - then, I would have less of a problem with it. But, teaching them that the relationships are exactly the same? Nope…shouldn’t be taught that way in the schools.
 
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