For gay Baylor University student, graduation day comes with a price

Lubbock, TX, Avalanche-Journal ^ | 05-16-04 | AP

[Theodore R.]

Baylor bent the rules so he could graduate!

[jocon307]

Do we all have to live in a thrall to homosexuals now?

[longtermmemmory]

It is amazing that an aditted practioner of homosexuality would go to a PRIVATE university which does not condone such lifestyle choices.

The University was TOO generous. However as a business decision and as a PR view, they may have made a reasonable choice in eliminating this nobody from their lives.

[OpusatFR]

""Baylor and other schools use religion as a means to discriminate against other people," Adams said."

Oh by all means, do not go to another school. Use your intolerance to force your behavior on others.

[Army Air Corps]

They want to infiltrate and challenge any traditional institution. According to their own propaganda, the homosexual activists want to shred any organisation that does not agree with their worldview. He knew very well what he was doing. If a protestant chooses a Catholic University, he should not be surprised that they will venerate the Pope, nor should he/she run about joining protests against the Catholic church (no, I am not comparing Catholicism with sexual practices; I am just trying to use an analogy and I apologise for any perceived offense). If you are homosexual, then you should avoid institutions that do not agree with your views on sexuality.

[longtermmemmory]

substitute the words "value judgments" and watch the result:

""Baylor and other schools use religion as a means to discriminate against other people," Adams said."

In other words, the homosexual/sex fetishists want to prohibit value judgements that are negative to their chosen sexual practices. Prohibiting value judgments is just another means of IMPOSING acceptance.

[Khurkris]

Baylor is a Baptist College.
Baptist rules say no to homos.
He is a homo.
He broke their rules.
Baylor deided on a punishment.
He accepted the punishment.
He got his diploma.
Nothing to see here, move along.

Sound track available in the lobby.

[EGPWS]

For gay Baylor University student, graduation day comes with a price

What the he!! is a homo sexual doing going to a Baptist university which bases it's teachings on The Bible?

The reeking stench in Denmark with this scenario is overwhelming me.

[longtermmemmory]

darn clicke to fast here is the modification:

"Baylor and other schools use religion as a means to make value judgments against other people," Adams said."

[Army Air Corps]

Hear, hear! You have cut to the core. They want to impose a view upon others under the penumbra of "tolerance" and "understanding." Whatever happened to keeping one's private life, well, private?

[Servant of the 9]

There is no conceivable reason for him to have chosen Baylor rather than a non-religious school except to foment trouble.

So9

[longtermmemmory]

Such private universities which provide scholarships should be able to not only recind scholarships, they should be able to get the money back and have it treated like a non-dischargable student loan.

Baylor should have asked, and regardless the homosexual should have told.

[longtermmemmory]

Private sex lives do not give one access to someone else's social security benefits.

Private adult sex does not give access to recruiting children converts to a particular sexual fetish.

It would not be surprising that some ADULT recruited/facilitated this child's death road into homosexuality. Whoever that adult is, they should be prosexuted.

[EGPWS]

Baylor should have asked, and regardless the homosexual should have told.

Even so, why, oh why, would a homo sexual want to be admitted into a Baptist college?

It would be like a life long devout Catholic seeking entrance into an atheist university.

Perhaps, the "gay rights" rally helps to explain why.

[3catsanadog]

Hear, hear! You have cut to the core. They want to impose a view upon others under the penumbra of "tolerance" and "understanding." Whatever happened to keeping one's private life, well, private?

I just love the line another Freeper gave in a thread about the homo "Day of Silence" activities:

"The love that dare not speak it's name won't shut it's mouth now."

Something along those lines!

[EGPWS]

"Baylor and other schools use religion as a means to discriminate against other people,"

Ahm, Baylor FOLLOWS religious doctrine and YOU sir are USING "discrimination" as a tool.

[longtermmemmory]

I would imagine it was either 1. he got money and just kept quiet to get the money OR 2. like many homosexuals, he gets excited (arroused?) at the prospect/attention he derives by admitting in public that he likes to do sexual things with other men's penises.

[mabelkitty]

He blinked.
He was sent there to break Baylor like the ACLU broke the military institutions (women enrollment).
He didn't have the stomach for it.
I wouldn't be surprised if this was his idea in order to "settle" it, and now Baylor won't have to deal with a costly legal defense since he admitted guilt.

[Army Air Corps]

Private sex lives do not give one access to someone else's social security benefits. Private adult sex does not give access to recruiting children converts to a particular sexual fetish. It would not be surprising that some ADULT recruited/facilitated this child's death road into homosexuality. Whoever that adult is, they should be prosexuted.

I do not recall advocating that anyone's private actions should give them access to any benefits. I was merely asking what happened to the time when people, in general, did not go about telling folks about their private lives. Egad, the TV is filled with commercials about this or that pill or medication that will "enhance libido" or provide "male enhancement" or whatnot. Also, I must say that if someone's private life harms another, then it is wrong. If someone "introduces" someone to homosexuality, then that person is a predator and should be treated as so.

[Hillarys Gate Cult]

The article still doesn't mention the "price" he paid.