[lentulusgracchus]

Bryan, thanks for the post. You clearly document the societal interest that the Supreme Court, acting as a political not a juridical body, denied.

First, we have to break up the liberal monopoly in mainstream media and disemploy the journopolemicists.

Second, we have to disemploy the liberals in academia, removing tenure from people who do nothing but agitate, and also from anyone who has ever moved to deny tenure to someone else because he disagreed with their views -- which liberals in academia do all the time, and nobody ever calls them on it.

Third, we have to change the composition of the courts and replace the bench legislators and social activists with jurists.

Fourth, we have to get the Log Cabins out of the Republican Party, and displace and disemploy all the GOP pols who let them in -- and that includes, unfortunately, George W. Bush. The DemonRat Party will take the part of the gays reflexively in political affairs. The Republican Party perforce, as the only responsible political party, must defend traditional morality and public sexual hygiene. Therefore, any GOP politician who is unwilling to undertake this duty must go.

Fifth, we have to free the American Psychiatric Association from the undue influence of its gay lobby and get it to disestablish its standing "gay committees in charge of gayness", so that an open discussion of homosexuality as a paraphilia may resume after an interruption of 30 years.

That takes care of the table-tilters.

Then, we can engage the HRC and its lobby and force them to argue their position point-by-point in front of a candid public, unfiltered by their friends, sympathizers, closeted cabalists and back-channel contacts and helpers.

Then we will see what society thinks about homosexuality, and what our policy ought to be with respect to it.

Anyone who thinks the outcomes currently being obtained by the homosexuals for their agenda are the result of a free and open discussion of the truth is out of his tiny little mind. This is a rigged process, and they are doing the rigging. We have to admit that first, and go about cleaning up the game, before we can have an honest discussion about these issues.

[Bryan]

Realistically speaking, a lot of the people in power (such as Bush) can and should be convinced to change their positions on this issue.

On a lighter note, there's some leftie on another talkboard named "finnegansawake" who is convinced that I'm over there using the name "Law98." The so-called evidence is that this Law98 fellow copied my post from here about the dangers of anal sex, and posted it over there.

It's a long story and it's a laugh a minute. I should fill you in on it some time.

[Happy2BMe]

"Fourth, we have to get the Log Cabins out of the Republican Party, and displace and disemploy all the GOP pols who let them in -- and that includes, unfortunately, George W. Bush. The DemonRat Party will take the part of the gays reflexively in political affairs. The Republican Party perforce, as the only responsible political party, must defend traditional morality and public sexual hygiene. Therefore, any GOP politician who is unwilling to undertake this duty must go."

Well sir, I couldn't agree with you more - especially on this point.

As much as I admire and support Dubya, I am equally disgusted with his cowardice on this issue as it relates to strengthening the traditional family.

But what alternative do we have?

Bush has let me down on not standing against this. His stand on border patrol reform is horrendous also.

America is in a sad, sad state.

[stainlessbanner]

re: 131 "I love it when a plan comes together."

In your closing comments - society is being fed the liberal agenda thru the media. Mainstream values are being derived from left-wing outlets (schools, books, lesson plans, tv, radio, etc.) and away from the church and the family. I hope Ohioan is correct that we will swing back to a more conservative orientation.