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To: jerry557

If as you say - you don’t support the homosexual lifestyle - then you would be a hypocrite if you were to approve and allow those two lesbians.


58 posted on 03/11/2010 1:19:46 PM PST by Responsibility2nd
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To: Responsibility2nd

How is it hypocritical?

One may not approve of Proms in the first place. (I think they have became an obscene fashion show). But I fail to see how excluding this couple makes it any better?

Fear not, teens. You may spend obscene amounts of money on ugly dresses and get some hand action in the back of limos without the fear of a Lesbian couple standing in front of you in the buffet line.

(My senior prom required me renting a limo, taking it 25 miles to Pittsburgh, going to a party in a hotel, walking to the Gateway Clipper in the middle of the night in a tux, returning home at 3 in the morning, and still graduating a virgin. All in all, I don’t have pleasant memories of the night).


59 posted on 03/11/2010 1:24:12 PM PST by MrRobertPlant2009
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To: Responsibility2nd

I dont feel as if it is the government’s business to tell people who they can and can’t date.

Forcing people to conform to society is just as evil as communism in my opinion. They are both about control. And as a strong conservative that favors limited government, I would support the government to just stay out of it.

If they want special rules for a prom, someone could have organized a private party at another venue. There are countless hotels that would love to compete for that business. But if you are going to hold this event on school grounds who is recieving federal money, the courts are going to force you to accept the lesbian couple. Complain about it all you want but that’s just the way it is.


68 posted on 03/11/2010 1:49:02 PM PST by jerry557
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