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This could be a touchy subject, but a subject that needs to
be addressed if this site is to really be a site about people who
love America.
If you are old enough you
will remember when the word GAY meant something totally different
then what people think of it today. Then the word was hijacked
by the homosexual movement.
Also a word the movement
loves to use is homophobia. If you disagree with the movement
or point out areas that don't agree with the movement, they will
label a person as a homophob.
As soon as they do this
then the person is on the defensive and off point. I submit to
you that is part of the plan. Instead of dealing with real
points and views that might have substance, call the person names
and get then defending themselves.
I submit to you that the
movement is making a mistake when they want to force everyone to
accept them as normal. Could this be one reason they are
pushing so hard to be able to marry? But most know it is not
normal and they will resist an effort to HAVE to accept something as
normal that they know isn't.
A lot in the homosexual movement wants everyone
to think of them as being normal in everyway. But the fact is
that they aren't normal in everyway. But as soon as someone
says this they will be labeled as having homophobia.
People will say I was born this way, I can't
help myself. If that is really the case then you have a birth
defect. Let me explain.
The strongest instinct in
animals, nature is for survival. For a species to survive they
have to be able to produce offspring. If they can't reproduce
offspring then the species will cease to exist. This one fact
tells the story of homosexuality is not normal or
natural.
So does this make them
bad people? I guess that would depend on what the meaning of
the word is, is. From a religious point of view it is viewed
as sin. That is a fact in the religious world. So for
the people that believe that way it is really pushing them to be
forced to accept something they believe is wrong.
There are a lot of good
people that call themselves homosexual. There are a lot that
you would be better off trusting them then so called straight
people. That also is a fact. A lot of homosexuals add a
lot of good things to a community and are valued in that
community.
If you want to be
accepted as the same as everyone else, then quit pointing out you
are different. Stop trying to push your lifestyle down
everyone's throat to accept it as main stream or normal. It is
not main stream or normal. Just live your life and let people
get to know you. In most cases once they get to know you they
will accept you and treat you no different then they would anyone
else. For those that do treat you different they aren't worth
you time and energy to try to know them.
Should you have extra
rights as a group? The answer is a big NO. You have the
same rights as every human being in this country. It is as
simple as that. You are an American then you should have the
rights of an American. Most people could care less if you are
homosexual so live your life that way and know that the ones who do
care are a waste of your energy. Remember you don't want
people to try and force their beliefs down your throat, even though
they may be as strong as yours. So don't expect people to want
you to try and force your beliefs down their throats.
You should leave marriage
alone. That is between a man and a woman. People will
resist the use of the word marriage between members of the same
sex. As far as adopting children I believe there is a problem
with that. It is hard enough for a kid growing up and they
really need a male and female parent. I believe that is the
ideal way for a child to be raised. A kid needs a mom and dad,
not two dads or two moms. Should a child be denied the love of
two loving parents no matter what sex? How could anyone answer
yes to this?
The bottom line is that
we are all Americans and we all love this country. We want the
best for the ones we love and for ourselves. Let us all come
together to make this great country even greater. No one is
better or worse then the other, we are just different. We can
all be different and still be Americans that love our
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