How Elites Impose Gay Marriage from the Top Down

A Different Drummer/Middle American News ^ | July, 2004 | Nicholas Stix

[mrustow]

Same-Sex Marriage Zing!

[Clintonfatigued]

The Southern Poverty Law Center is part of this? That doesn't make sense. Somebody please explain, what does promoting gay marriage have to do with helping the poor with their legal problems?

[mrustow]

The Southern Poverty Law Center is part of this? That doesn't make sense. Somebody please explain, what does promoting gay marriage have to do with helping the poor with their legal problems?

I can't. That's one of those deep, dark mysteries of the universe, like what the SPLC has to do with helping the poor with their legal problems.

[mrustow]

Incoming!

[mrustow]

Heads up!

[The Ghost of FReepers Past]

PTRS reports that homosexual activists first used “AIDS education” as their Trojan horse, to get a foothold in the public schools. Since then, GLSEN has fabricated problems, including abuse and discrimination, encountered by allegedly homosexual children, as a pretext to spread its publicly-funded “safe schools” program across the nation. “Safe schools” is a second Trojan horse, which GLSEN uses to push homosexuality and same-sex marriage on school children at ever younger ages.

It is very difficult to get anyone to listen. Who could be against "safe schools"? Who could be against "anti-bullying"? They are masters of deceit.

[scripter]

Thanks for the ping.

[Aetius]

NO surprise here at all. When it comes to the left/gay lobby's greatest victories they are almost always due to some sort of semantic deception or judicial activism. It is the only way they can win right now, but after years of this idea that the gay lifestyle is of equal civic or moral worth being hammered into the public's consciousness who knows what the public will think. Maybe by then they might not even need to rely on judges or bureaucracy to get their way. By then the majority of Americans may actually agree with them, especially in all the post-Christian states like Massachusetts. I fear that only the South and Rocky Mtn West may prove to be immune to this type of brainwashing and propoganda, but of course that won't matter once the Supreme Court decides to be a council of Kings once again.

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[mrustow]

Zing!

[Mike Darancette]

Gay Marriage <> Marriage.

[mrustow]

Man, you ain't kidding. And I'm sure they benefit from a form of administrative stonewalling that goes back at least to the '80s. Thomas Sowell wrote about it in his classic book, Inside American Education in 1993. Every time a parent would call up to protest a pedagogical practice, the principal or asst. principal would respond the same way, "But you're the only parent who had a problem. There have been no other complaints," whether the parent was the first or the 1,000th complaining. At least, today parents can compare notes via the Internet.

[mrustow]

Sure thing.

[mrustow]

For what it's worth (in the face of the judicial and media outlaw classes), I doubt the public will ever support this stuff. The vast majority of adults are parents, and very few of them are going to be happy to hear Johnny come home, telling them of the joys of fisting, or of boys wearing their mother's dress to school. That, I submit (hope?), is an absolute boundary.

[mrustow]

FYI

[mrustow]

Heads up!

[mrustow]

Incoming!

[mrustow]

Zing!