I don’t think they (gays) should get any “extra” rights. But until an individual breaks a law, they should be left alone. It’s not a choice to be gay.
There are as many pedo priests as their are gays trying to “recruit” anyone.
If you don’t want them next door to you, move. If they attack your children, arrest them. If they take your spouse away, who’s fault is that.
Attacks like this are not helpful.
The problem is their demanding "normals" accommodate AND CELEBRATE them in all ways.
If you don’t want them next door to you, move. If they attack your children, arrest them. If they take your spouse away, who’s fault is that.
How do you feel about:
"If you don't want them in your business, don't hire them. If you don't want to have them around, shun them AND anyone who tries to invite them into your social circle. If you don't want drag queens reading to your kids in the library, demand that the local city council fire and replace the entire library staff who permitted this" ?
There are NO studies showing sexual preference is genetic. A large percentage of homosexuals were sexually molested as children. Now, people are saying pedophilia is something one is born with.
Homosexuals are inserting explicit sexual “education” in schools, so, it doesn’t help to not live next door. They force communities to allow drag queens and transgenders to have access to young children at libraries, spewing their latest alphabet propaganda at very young kids.
Like hell it's not ...
It’s a choice not to act on your baser instincts.
Agreed, but it’s the ever in your face stuff that irritates the heck out of me and many of us here at FR. Movies and television shows perpetually make it seem as though being a homosexual, transvestite, sadist is normal to everyday people. ridiculous
Neither are you LT.
It's always a choice for every person past puberty whether to act on their sexuality, and when, how and with whom. There are plenty of heterosexual Christians who are celebate, due to a number of circumstances, to honor their faith. You don't see them demanding that schools and workplaces give them special accommodations, or frightening schoolchildren with harrowing tales of their occasions of loneliness, sexual longing, and/or the discrimination and social rejection they routinely experience from married people.