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EXCERPT:Alair is one of the lucky ones whose parents don’t mind her bisexual tendencies. Her dad is the president of a company that manages performance artists and her mom is a professional organizer. “My parents are awesome,” she says. “I think they’ve tried to raise me slightly quirky, like in a very hippie little way, and it totally backfired on them.”

“ ’Cause you ended up like a hippie?” Nathan asks.

“No, ’cause I went further than I think they wanted me to go.”

....“I can’t say I was pleased,” her mother tells me about first learning of Alair’s bisexual experimentation. “But I can’t say I was upset either. I like that she’s forthright about what she wants, that she values her freedom, that she takes care of herself...

Definitely NOT a candidate for Mother of the Year.

Her dad is the president of a company that manages performance artists and her mom is a professional organizer.

One of the reasons I chose NOT to raise my kids in "the Village" or "downtown" was the rational fear that the offspring of my neighbors would be Bad Influences on my kids.

The Upper East Side is dull and white bready, but it's worth the tedium when I see the kinds of kids raised hereabouts.

Not that there're no risks in my neighborhood -- far from it -- but the odds of a positive outcome are clearly better.

Years ago (I can't remember when) the homo activists used to brag that they would take over by subverting the children. Guess what's happened? Of course they had a little help from the ACLU, the Democrats, the NGO's, the NEA and lately from spineless, RINO's. It's warfare and the commie/NWO/Globalists have won so far.