[kearnyirish2]

Thanks; I genuinely pity them aas such (and their loved ones who have to deal with it), but have no interests in letting the lunatics run the asylum.

To get a realistic view of how sick they are, talk to cops who deal with them; you’ll be disgusted - and realize how absurd the “normalization” campaign really is. Here in NJ we had a past governor afflicted with this (with a “normal” family and all), and it opened a lot of eyes when he resigned.

[e-gadfly]

To get a realistic view of how sick they are, talk to cops who deal with them

"What is 'HUMANS', Alex?"

[Albion Wilde]

Here in NJ we had a past governor afflicted with this (with a “normal” family and all), and it opened a lot of eyes when he resigned.

And then Christie signed the bill preventing children with unwanted same-sex attraction to receive therapy for it in the state of New Jersey. This is an improvement?

[alexander_busek]

To get a realistic view of how sick they are, talk to cops who deal with them; you’ll be disgusted - and realize how absurd the “normalization” campaign really is. Here in NJ we had a past governor afflicted with this (with a “normal” family and all), and it opened a lot of eyes when he resigned.

Well, obviously, the "Selection Effect" would mean that the police would always have a bad opinion about any group you asked them about.

Their narratives always begin with: "___ [insert name of group] are horrible people! Everytime we are called to a domestic dispute scene involving ____, they're shouting abuse at each other, they're heavily alcoholized, etc."

The police simply aren't called in when the perps are sweet, well-mannered people.

Regards,