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To: Jack Hydrazine

You either have rules are you do not. I am for letting parents teach their own kids sex and morality. No exceptions period. Teach the subject, it is in the contract. Same thing if you have a homo coach, what do you want him to teach your son.


28 posted on 11/14/2011 11:46:35 AM PST by org.whodat (Just another heartless American, hated by "AMNESTY" Perry and his fellow demorats.)
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To: org.whodat

He taught his students to win in a masculine way. Look at his record of wins! He obviously taught the rules to help them become those winners that the sissy boys didn’t like to follow.

I’d love for him to coach/teach my sons to be winners any day!


34 posted on 11/14/2011 11:51:22 AM PST by Jack Hydrazine (It's the end of the world as we know it and I feel fine!)
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To: org.whodat
"Naturally, the gay rights lobby is unforgiving. Equality For All sent a letter to the Casper Star-Tribune demanding Lynch's FULL resignation, meaning being stripped of employment altogether. They claim Lynch's apology isn't good enough.

And the Casper Star-Tribune is also editorially calling for the complete termination of Pat Lynch. They question whether any students who have been bullied or harassed due to their sexual orientation can now possibly look to Lynch for help or guidance on any subject. They claim that if Lynch is allowed to keep his job, it implicitly shows that the district doesn’t take such discrimination seriously.

The lack of forgiveness shown by the gay rights group, the Star-Tribune, and many commenters to the various Wyoming media stories is appalling. If this is truly representative of local Wyoming opinion on this issue, this country is in grave trouble, because it means political correctness has now infested the very heartland itself. This was clearly no more than an attempt by Lynch to weld the team closer together through humor. If we protect and cocoon students against all adversity now while under controlled and supervised conditions, how does that effectively prepare them for dealing with adversity when they become on their own as adults, away from the protective embrace of parents and other mentors? "

42 posted on 11/14/2011 11:57:14 AM PST by Paladin2 (Some people just don't get it.)
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