Gay Agenda: Gay Rights In The Workplace

Self ^ | 17-June-2015 | USConservative

[usconservative]

At lunchtime today, I leave the building and go out for a walk because, well I need some exercise and I don't want the blood pooling in my legs causing blood clots from sitting on my butt all day.

I work in the South Loop of Chicago near the Fed Reserve, CBOT and the Dirksen Federal Plaza which is just across the street, outside my office window.

There's this nice "visit Thailand" exhibit going on in Dirksen Federal Plaza just across the street, so I walk over there to check it out.

As I'm walking to the entrance, some young lady, probably early 20's comes up to me and asks if I'll sign a petition for "gay rights in the workplace."

Oh, it was just HER lucky day now wasn't it?

So I ask her if she can name 5 rights that gays allegedly don't have in the workplace, I'll sign her petition. She went from having a happy face, to a confused face.

So I then said if she couldn't name 5, could she name three rights that gays allegedly don't have in the workplace. More confused face from an otherwise delightful young lady.

After waiting about 15 seconds, I said if three was too many because she couldn't count that high, could she name ONE right that gays don't allegedly have in the workplace today.

She couldn't name a single one. So I asked her why she was gathering signatures for an issue she knew nothing about, nor could cite any legitimate reason why anyone should sign her petition.

She began mumbling and stuttering. I moved on and continued my walk.

I came across three more young ladies like her during my walk around Dirksen Federal Plaza. All three asked me to sign their petition for "gay rights in the workplace" and all three got the same questions that the first young lady did, and all three failed to cite a single reason why anyone should sign their petition for "gay rights in the workplace."

The last young lady got an extra question however that the other three didn't. After she failed to answer my question of naming a single right gays don't have in the workplace today, I asked her if she knew what a useful idiot was.

Blank stare.

This is what's wrong with the younger generation: they question NOTHING. They seemingly assume that whenever someone claims their rights "don't exist" that it's true, and they must then do something to write a perceived (and non-existant) wrong.

This country is in decline because the younger generations have lost the ability to apply critical thinking, logic and reason to anything. They don't question anything, they accept everything they're told as truth, never bothering to stop and question or seek out the facts for themselves.

Yes they are "young skulls full of mush" and it appears they're staying that way.

[HLPhat]

>>everyone still gets a first place award.

“From each according to their ability, to each according to their need”