Posted on 09/26/2013 8:35:03 AM PDT by Paladins Prayer
If you had told someone in the 1950s that, in about two generations, homosexuality would largely be normalized and faux (same-sex) marriage would be gaining widespread approval, they’d have called you crazy. Never, ever under the stars and stripes. Why, pugnacious pundit Bill O’Reilly himself opined as recently as 10 to 15 years ago that faux marriage would never be accepted in America. Ah, what a difference a decade makes in the (mis?)information age, where ideas can be transmitted worldwide at a button’s touch.
I can’t tell you exactly when I knew faux marriage would gain traction — not in terms of date and time, anyway — but suffice it to say it was at least as soon as I heard the idea uttered by some obscure academic or activist on society’s fringes. As for homosexuality, there were some sagacious souls who realized decades ago that it would eventually be accepted. How? The same way a few of us knew in high school, almost instinctively, that our education paled in comparison to that of previous generations: trajectory. If you know an asteroid’s trajectory, you can predict not only where it was years ago, but where it will be in the future. And so it is with cultural trajectory.
Yet if I say that our current cultural trajectory — a bizarre trek that has caused us to boldly go where no American had gone before — has as a point on its arc the acceptance of pedophilia, I’m sure I’ll hear “never, ever under the stars and stripes!”
...First consider a simple fact: There is virtually no historical precedent — if any at all — for faux marriage, yet we’re accepting it. But there is great historical precedent for pedophilia, that thing most would currently say we could never accept.
(Excerpt) Read more at thenewamerican.com ...
There is nothing the homos can do to deter the natural revulsion normal people have for their sexual acts.
Absolutely & it won't stop there. Heteros will be made as abnormal.
Unfortunately, that is no longer true.
If I remember correctly, in the last election it passed in 4 of 5 states where it was on the ballot, or something like that.
It won 4 out of 4 states where it was on the ballot last year.
“So called homosexual marriage is not accepted, that’s why when the voters are able to vote on the issue it fails.”
The popular voting trends when it comes to this issue are not optimistic in my opinion. Not to mention those states that have failed to pass marriage amendments or accepted ‘gay marriage’ by popular vote.
Here’s an example:Hawaii passed its amendment by 69% in 1998. Along with Alaska it was the first state to pass one. 14 years later NC passed it’s amendment by 61%, 8% worse than Hawaii managed but was hailed as a great victory by many. If Hawaii has another popular vote on the issue now, how much worse does it do than NC?
Freegards
I guess Penn State will be opening a Tokyo campus.
First they’ll decriminalize pedophilia. Then have medical pedophilia.
Exactly. The brainwashing has been extremely effective, and we see a radical difference in the populace every decade now.
So sad but so true.
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