[Ronly Bonly Jones]

The younger generations overwhelming accept homosexuality. >>

Then they must be taught differently. The younger generations of Germany in 1930 overwhelmingly accepted antisemitism. That is no longer the case.

Buggery fandom is naught but a fad and can (indeed must) be reversed.

[LPM1888]

Then they must be taught differently. The younger generations of Germany in 1930 overwhelmingly accepted antisemitism. That is no longer the case.

Comparing antisemitism and homosexuality will only tend to strengthen the younger generations view of homosexuality as a civil rights vs. bigotry issue.

[scripter]

Then they must be taught differently.

Homeschooled kids should make a difference. I was reading something a few weeks ago about how much more likely homeschooled kids are to vote, and to vote informed on the issues.

It will just take time. And in the mean time, this generation needs to spread the facts on homosexuality, that there is hope for homosexuals and they can leave the lifestyle if they want to.

[HostileTerritory]

Most younger people know gay people personally, most older people do not. This explains the difference. No way to put the genie back in the bottle on this one--you can't "teach" people to think differently when they have friends who are gay and aren't self-destructing/causing the ruin of the world.

It's the reverse of the abortion debate. Time is on the RATS' side.