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Tuesday, March 11, 2008
Mike Adams :: Townhall.com Columnist
Minors Study Gay Literature in High School
by Mike Adams
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But aside from the more specific anti-Catholic rhetoric like “suck my (d-word deleted), Mother Teresa,” there are other more generalized anti-religious remarks like “God (f-bomb deleted) dammit to hell” and “Jesus (f-bomb deleted) this (GD deleted) thing.”

Perhaps the worst example is found in an exchange wherein a gay man says “I don’t believe in God. I think you should know that before we (f-bomb deleted) again.” After another gay man bites one of his nipples he proclaims “Oh God, Oh God, I believe, I believe.”

I called the Deerfield High School Principal twice. I have been unable to get a return phone call. Had I been given the respect of a response, I would have asked the following questions:

1. What possible educational benefit could come from assigning gay porn to students?
2. Is this literature really likely to promote tolerance of gays?
3. Does it not reinforce negative stereotypes of gays?
4. Do you think the repeated use of racial slurs like the “n-word” between angry gay lovers is good for race relations?
5. Does it not make gays look racist and, hence, intolerant?
6. Is it a good idea to encourage people to continue an act of sodomy after a condom has been broken?
7. Are you at all concerned about linking sex and violence together with such graphic language?
8. Could this possibly encourage rape?
9. What did Mother Teresa do to deserve such hostile and sexist treatment in your school’s assigned literature?
10. Are you Catholic?

Bill, since I have had no luck getting an answer from these people, I hope you would consider asking them on The Factor to explain their promotion of such despicable reading material. Arrogant public servants must be held accountable for their betrayal of the public trust. Not to mention their betrayal of our children.

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Mike Adams is a criminology professor at the University of North Carolina Wilmington and author of Feminists Say the Darndest Things: A Politically Incorrect Professor Confronts "Womyn" On Campus.
 
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Reply # 1
Date: Mar 30, 2008 - 12:02 AM EST
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Well. I have tried to express myself in the simplest way possible but, after reading your last couple of posts, I've realized that my level of understanding is on a completely different plane than your level of thinking and understanding. You are on "societies" plane of thinking (which caters to the lowest common denominator)whereas, I take a much more philosophical approach to matters. I don't mean to sound haughty but, I'm afraid, you just don't "get it." It's beyond your ability to understand the concept of "sin" versus "judgement." That is why you have had to resort to rudeness and name calling. The very same thing that society uses to try to silence Christians. But some of us will follow Christ to the cross no matter what the persecution is. And the homosexual LIFESYLE (and yes, it is a "lifestyle" that was once spoken of in hushed terms because of its abominations)will continue to be "sin." No matter what you want to tell yourself about it--it is sin. Homosexuals can live lives of chastity as surely as single people (who have morality in their lives) can live lives of chastity. Very simple. Sex isn't everything. Deal with that. Because there will always be those of us who will continue to put truth in your way and not be duped by your preposterous ponderings.
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Reply # 2
Date: Mar 27, 2008 - 4:34 PM EST
it's not help
It's not love and no help to try and make a gay person JUST LIKE YOU. Believe like you and pretend they don't love who they love and not want to have sex.


And everyone that complains about the pathololgy among gay people conveniently forgets that they sure have never HELPED gay people be a part of what makes people healthy. Like marriage, like nurturing someone and being committed to a single person.
Have YOU helped someone gay do that, truetolife?
Well then don't EVER talk about how gay people don't do it as if it's not in their nature to be loving caring people to each other and their children and families and friends.
They ARE, in spite of not having the legal responsibility.
Rather than look at such an endeavor as an affront to marriage, you might look at such an effort as something to be respected.
With so many straight people abandoning spouses and children all the time, How stupid and unConstitutional it is to KEEP someone who wants to and should from such a responsibility.
And in doing so, it hasn't nor COULDN'T hurt society.

I already told you about the stumbling stone. Placing one in the path, and then judging those who fall over it, is wrong.
So, gay people get stumbling stone placed in front of them all the time.
Some manage to side step it, and make people angry. Some fall over it and make people angry too.
So...why place the stumbling stone at all, and why be angry?

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