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An Agent of Intolerance Seeks to Stifle Debate

jash Wrote: Feb 21, 2013 1:07 AM

David the hypocrisy of the LGBT movement on this issue is that if a guy who has been married to a woman his whole life and has three kids suddenly decides to come out of the closet he is cheered and celebrated for being true to who he is. But if a out and proud "gay" guy decides to come out of the closet as desiring to marry, love, and have childr4en with a woman (the only way that it still happens even today) he is shouted down and treated as a traitor/phony/ acting in total self-denial and otherwise ignored. So therapy does not always succeed 100%, no form of physiological therapy has that success rate. The comparison is valid, let's put together a group to sue AA meeting for any alcoholics that didn't succeed in kicking their habit.

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An Agent of Intolerance Seeks to Stifle Debate

When you hear the name Southern Poverty Law Center, it immediately evokes images of Martin Luther King, Jr., Rosa Parks, Freedom Rides... all iconic symbols of the civil rights movement. And rightly so, for these are the events that inspired it’s founding. Founded in 1971, the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) made a name for itself by defending the poor and disenfranchised against organized forces of hate and bigotry in a society torn by racial tension. Unfortunately, as the years have passed, SPLC has allowed its work to become less about defending the constitutional rights of all Americans and more about...

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