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To: zook; Grampa Dave
"Why does anyone make bad life choices which can destroy them, their families and friends?"

Thanks. Even good people can make bad choices. It's in our nature, as is the ability to change our lives for the better.

So true.

What's frightening, though, is that the schools are now trying to ensure that children not only make these bad choices, but make them for a lifetime.

When will we have a conservative President or Congress with the b*lls to take down the state-run school establishment?

80 posted on 12/07/2004 7:41:18 AM PST by cicero's_son
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To: cicero's_son; zook; little jeremiah

"Why does anyone make bad life choices which can destroy them, their families and friends?"

"Thanks. Even good people can make bad choices. It's in our nature, as is the ability to change our lives for the better."

This is why the Gay Agenda pushers are fighting so hard to make the Gay Option appear to be normal and great.

They, like drug addicts and other bad life choice makers, want their bad choices to "normalized" and society to be "Non Judgemental".


97 posted on 12/07/2004 7:53:08 AM PST by Grampa Dave (Writers of hate GW/Christians/ Republicans Articles = GIM=GAY INFECTED MEDIOTS!)
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To: cicero's_son
What's frightening, though, is that the schools are now trying to ensure that children not only make these bad choices, but make them for a lifetime.

Not quite. They're trying toensure you're banned as a hate group for suggesting there even are bad choices.

Don't you know there's no such thing as good or bad? You bad person, you.

Shalom.

131 posted on 12/07/2004 8:25:23 AM PST by ArGee (After 517, the abolition of man is complete)
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