[L.N. Smithee]

"Teachers are the experts on what is age appropriate," maintained Jennings last night. When host Bill O'Reilly asked him at what age he felt books like "Heather Has Two Mommies" were appropriate Jennings responded, "The reality is there are kids in that classroom right now who are the children of gay parents and they are feeling afraid, they're feeling alone. They're feeling like they don't belong and they have a right to feel like they belong. ... You're not inculcating anybody anything. You're saying, 'There's a variety of people in the world, kids. You don't have to like all of them. You don't have to approve of all of them. You have to respect all of them."

Like most of the higher-ups in the Gay-stapo, Kevin Jennings has a black belt in victimization.

Note how he turned O'Reilly's question around to make a plea for the poor kids of homosexuals in school who are -- according to him -- afraid. And while he says "There's a variety of people in the world, kids. You don't have to like all of them. You don't have to approve of all of them," he's a bald-faced liar. If any of those kids should let fly that they don't like or approve of homosexuality, there will be hell to pay -- or, more accurately, people of his ilk will sue the school district to make someone pay.

[Bonaparte]

I think it's a done deal. By the time they call for parent "input," it's usually gotten the green light already. What an outrage. Look for some huge problems in the Massachusetts Hayward schools and soon.

[Bonaparte]

And another thing O'Reilly may not have caught. Jennings says "you have to respect them all" -- as though respect weren't earned, as though anybody in a people-suit is automatically entitled to our respect. Hitler, anybody? How about Ted Bundy?

[Greybird]

Like most of the higher-ups in the Gay-stapo [...]

The gay and lesbian prisoners in the Nazi concentration and extermination camps, who were forced to wear pink triangles, were put there by the Gestapo.

Be careful, sir, about the obscenities you so casually strew.