[scripter]

Attitudes have shifted dramatically in one generation

Sad but true. What we really need to do is tell today's youth that you don't have to remain in the homosexual lifestyle. Here are a few links on the subject:

People Can Change
More Than One Way Out
I Do Exist
Homosexuality and the Possibility of Change: Introductory Pages

[marty60]

I guess today is gay bashing day. As if there aren't more important happenings around the world.

[DM1]

"Perhaps one day I shall be a Queen!!!!"

[demkicker]

"I think it shows that is our school, and maybe the generation as a whole, is just a little more progressive," Wohlner said.

Sorry, but I guarantee you these kids were elected as a JOKE. These touchy feely administrators are in denial.

[scripter]

Regarding the I Do Exist video, Ryan Zempel makes the following observation in It really is elementary: Ex-gays exist:

A 22-year-old man stands before a classroom of middle schoolers, describing how he came out as a homosexual and going so far as to declare, "there are gay students in this classroom."

The young man is Noé Gutierrez, Jr., and the scene is one from It's Elementary, an award-winning 1996 video (widely aired in 1999) which aims to give "practical lessons on how to talk with kids about gay people."

You won't find that scene in Gutierrez's latest video, however. Although he requested permission to use it, producer/director Debra Chasnoff turned him down. Apparently, she doesn't want school children knowing what's happened since then.

You see, Gutierrez is no longer gay.

[Antoninus]

"I came out in eighth grade," one girl told NBC5.
"I never dated a boy before," another girl said.
"I knew, personally, around sixth grade," Cooperman said.

This may be the most disturbing homo-promo story I've ever seen. The recruitment of our young people is truly an atrocity. I can't imagine my children saying such things. Sadly, these poor kids probably come from broken/abusive homes and then are put into an environment where they are easy pray for the homo-predators.

I can't help recalling a quote from Thomas Jefferson:

"God who gave us life gave us liberty. Can the liberties of a nation be secure when we have removed a conviction that these liberties are the gift of God? Indeed, I tremble for my country when I reflect that God is just, that his justice cannot sleep forever."

[Clint N. Suhks]

Attitudes have shifted dramatically in one generation

No, no, no.

I read this as all the students conspired to elect the most outrageous "couple" as a joke.

The joke is on the pro-sodomy pundits that couldn't see through prank played on them. LOL

[Remole]

This is an area where instructors and guidance counselors really need to provide middle school and high school kids the facts about average life expectancy, use of cigarettes and recreational drugs, serial partners, the risk of STDs, and what I can only describe as a system-wide failure in the heart and mind of a homosexual person (and I have known many) to control his/her yearning for physical intimacy. If any of my children came out to me, I would receive it as a deep, deep tragedy, on the order of a diagnosis of juvenile diabetes or worse.

[swampfox98]

but they won't be there when the boy becomes a man and comes down with HIV or hepititis B and C."

And ends up in real Hell when he dies.

[R. Scott]

Adolescent rebellion?

[RightOnline]

Well look, y'all..........Keep telling kids that homosexuality is "cool" and "perfectly acceptable", if not downright hip, and they're going to embrace it willingly and openly.

Damn you to Hell, Hollywood.

[rfreedom4u]

So.... which one is the queen? And which one gets to be the king?