These people are incredibly sick in the head and will go to any lengths to achieve their goals.
Posted on 12/18/2009 3:20:19 PM PST by Halfmanhalfamazing
CALLER: It's called "How to Get Married ... by Me, the Bride." It's a little girl. And then the book is actually by Sally Lloyd-Jones and Sue Heap.
RUSH: Sally Lloyd-Jones and Sue Heap?
CALLER: Yes.
RUSH: Okay.
CALLER: And it just came out this year, and I started reading it to the girls I was babysitting, and I'm horrified by what is in it. It basically completely redefines marriage. It says that you can marry anything, basically. It says you can marry an animal; you can marry a flower; you can marry your dad. It says you can marry lots of people at once. It even shows the little girl in the book proposing marriage instead of a guy proposing marriage. And it never even says once that you get married to someone of the opposite sex, like never. It never says a boy to this little girl, it says everything else imaginable. And I just couldn't believe how blatantly obvious it was that they're trying to indoctrinate children with the book by telling them you can marry anyone.
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CALLER: Yeah, no, it's just a children's book. It would be anywhere from the age of like two to about eight years old, is the age-group they're targeting, and they're targeting little girls.
These people are incredibly sick in the head and will go to any lengths to achieve their goals.
Don't look back or you'll turn to salt.
Its on the Czar Jennings recommended reading list?
But of course they will say they do not indoctrinate anyone, like when Kevin Jennings says you can’t know your not gay unless you try it. Nice thing to teach kids, huh?
But of course they will say they do not indoctrinate anyone, like when Kevin Jennings says you can’t know your not gay unless you try it. Nice thing to teach kids, huh?
At some point (very early obviously) you stop reading and throw it in the trash. Tell yourself that you've just learned an X amount of dollars lesson (However much you paid for the book).
My wife likes to call expensive mistakes "life tuition".
That is . . . My new tag line! Thanks!!
I took mine from another Freeper too ;-)
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