[JohnHuang2]

Tuesday, March 9, 2004

Quote of the Day by jigsaw

[CWOJackson]

But this next election isn't important.

Yeah, sure.

Two choices. John Kerry shaping the Supreme Court for the next twenty years or President Bush.

Oh, and there's always that third choice...well, not really.

[GOPrincess]

What is *wrong* with the Supreme Court since last summer?!

[goldstategop]

Thanks to the Supremes, the heterophobes have gained another weapon in their bid to force the Boy Scouts to conform to their idea of tolerance and inclusuon.

[weegee]

For more than 30 years, the Boy Scouts had participated in the Connecticut State Employee Campaign Committee, which allows private groups to receive charitable donations through voluntary payroll deductions from state employees.

I'd recommend to all employees who find themselves offered such a program that does not include the Boy Scouts, don't contribute a dime through your employer.

Even if you want to give money to one of the other charities. Give your money directly to that charity. Oh sure your boss may kick and scream at you (because his boss kicks the trashcan and screams at him to get full employee participation). Tell him no.

If enough Americans do this nationwide, the arbitors of the nation's social agenda will realize that their little racket is over. United Way won't have the dollars to skim for lavish lifestyles.

[Bonaparte]

So the BSA can discriminate because it's a private organization that receives no tax funding. And the state of Connecticut can also discriminate because it is a public entity that does receive tax funding. Do I get that right?

[EdReform]

Ping

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Homosexual Agenda: Categorical Index of Links (Version 1.1)

The Stamp of Normality

[StarCMC]

This is outrageous!! Thank GOD they (BSA) have stood up to the challengers. I hope they don't cave!

Now the Girls Couts, on the other hand, are nothing but a feminazi making machine. We will have NO PART in that organization.

This makes me want to send BSA a donataion.

[Polybius]

For more than 30 years, the Boy Scouts had participated in the Connecticut State Employee Campaign Committee, which allows private groups to receive charitable donations through voluntary payroll deductions from state employees.

Fair enough. Private is private and we don't need money with strings attached.

May I suggest that state employees who support the Boy Scout send whatever contribution they would have may to the drive directly to the Boy Scouts and tell the payroll department why they are opting out of the payroll deduction program.

Polybius, Assistant Scoutmaster

[nutmeg]

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