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This is part of a larger campaign. I knew it as soon as I saw the headline. Just yesterday, I posted a piece from the Atlanta papers about two lesbians who claim they are being persecuted by the town's wealthiest country club because they are not considered spouses and therefore their (adopted) children have been made to feel "different." I'm not surprised to see the Times leading the charge on this once again.

Are these newspapers owned by the same head corporation? It smaks of when paramount suits ordered all their series to do an AIDS related story. It lead to many absurd episodes.

There must be an email somewhere directing editors to push this crap.

There is a "Blair" level story there to be found and documented.

Just FYI. I'm pretty sure that Druid Hills is not the town's wealthiest golf club. It is one of the oldest - probably the fourth or fifth oldest, and I'm sure it is probably in the top ten in "wealth," but it is far from being "the" club in Atlanta. However, an overlooked aspect of this case, and the decision (non-binding, btw, but it went against DHGC) is that it would apply to all of the other old-line clubs in the city.

Or the Lesbian couple here in Oregon who wanted to sue the Private Catholic school for not accepting their child.

I recently met a group of Gay woman and they seemed so miserable always complaining about how mistreated they were and who they HATED...esp. my hero Alan Keyes.

I was not going to argue with losers I just kindly smiled and said 'Isn't great to live in America"

Then I have known two woman who have been room mates for years and I never hear them whine or complain or even mention their sexuality as far as I am concerned they are two woman that are dear friends living together they are in their 60's and retired wonderful ladies.

So I guess it depends on the personal choices any of make on what type of charactors we are.

I am hetrosexaul and chose not to be sexually active by choice mainly because I was left to raise my son on my own and wanted to be free from distractions. He is now 24 and last summer I had the most fantastic physically speaking affair so many cheered me on but personally it is not in my charactor to have an affair and continue that lifestyle.

If people choose to have it all lovers, children and careers I think that is great if it succeeds but the more people take on at times the more they seem to be the lowliest, gossipiest and whiniest of all. JMO