[LibertarianLiz]

Sad evidence that homosexuality tends to destroy whatever it touches.

Some years ago, NRO's John Derbyshire commented that when homosexuals join a group they eventually reach a certain number where the group stops being about its original intent, and instead, becomes all about homosexuality and their agenda.

The Anglican Church appears to have reached that point.

[caseinpoint]

I concur that you and John Derbyshire are right. I remember when the New Hampshire Bishop assured people that he would be a Bishop who was incidentally a homosexual. How wrong that was. Now it’s all about him being gay and his “calling” to transform the church to his image.

[50sDad]

It is at it's core "the self-love disease." I have known several men from my high-school years who have "gone over to play for the other team", and over their lives that one choice has become everything they are. They went from being atletes, intellectuals, sons, workers, and Americans (who chose homosexuality) to being gay; it came to color every thing they did, and this disease in the end demanded that everyone around them approve of their bad choices.

In every other aspect, nice guys (although every one had weak, agressive, or absent fathers.) But if you did not agree that what they did was completely fine and completely out of their control to reject, you were a bigot and cast into the night. Over time, they had "gay-colored-glasses" permanently welded to their heads, and there was not an issue, idea or choice not completely at the mercy of their "lifestyle choice." Sad.

[Constitutionalist Conservative]

Some years ago, NRO's John Derbyshire commented that when homosexuals join a group they eventually reach a certain number where the group stops being about its original intent, and instead, becomes all about homosexuality and their agenda.

Similar holds true regarding Muslims and whatever country they happen to be colonizing at the moment: once they reach critical mass there, that country might as well forget all about its original reason for existing.