The past Supreme Court decision on sodomy and the attacks Sen. Rick Santorum received for stating the obvious did stimulate my aggression concerning these issues. Where I used to generally leave the issue of homosexuality alone to die on the vine, I realize these people are not going to be satisfied until they force their belief system on all of us, and I'm not willing to do that.
Well said and I agree with your sentiments. . .
Extremism carried in the 'innocuous'/poisonous politcal correctness has reached a high water mark.
The wisdom of 'don't push the river'; does not apply here and we may find ourselves drowning soon if we don't. . .
Agree too, with your assesment of Vickie Gene Robinson; what a pathetic excuse of 'spiritual committment' from Episcopal Clergy. . .
What she 'parsed', was no more than a political agenda.
I'm kind of sorry to have spouted off so much. I normally don't do that. This issue, however, is reaching a boiling point for many people and I could not hold my tongue.
Society has a right and obligation to create a social and cultural atmosphere. In Arab countries they may have polygamy as an example. In other countries, incest may be accepted.
The point is, I am not willing to sit back and accept aberrant deviate behavior as somehow being normal. It's not, and I refuse to have it forced on me. Homosexuality may be normal for one individual or another but it is not normal for a society. If this behavior is allowed to co-exist as normal, other abnormal behaviors will demand inclusion.