[EdReform]

Once you've read it, do the reading exercise in reply 68 above.

[nicmarlo]

will do...on page 3 now.

[nicmarlo]

Where does this doctor, William Byne, get off stating, unequivocably: "it is unethical to act in any way to promote the agenda of such a movement ["anti-gay religionists"] that is driven by fear and hatred and almost devoid of compassion"? What people is he referring to? Which group of "anti-gay religionists" is he specifically attacking? How did he come to the conclusion as to what their motivations are? How does he know that, as a group, these people are "driven by fear and hatred"? What are these people (whoever they are) not compassionate about?

[nicmarlo]

I like this quote, too: "Dr. Spitzer's treatment illustrates the rampant extremism and intolerance among gay rights activists toward those who dare question their orthodoxy." Their pro-homosexual groups all band around everyone else changing, and being "tolerant" with others who are "different" ffrom themselves. But they sure aren't tolerant of others who either aren't the way they are (different), don't agree with everything they say (different), or object to what they're doing completely (different).