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To: Nextrush
...I do see the LGBT people as folks who have been hurt and don’t need to be treated with anger or disrespect.

The question I have for you is how have they been hurt, and by whose hand? When a human being is injured, they do not have the right to enforce their "justice" on anyone and everyone not associated with their injury.

Their actions beg for anger and disrespect in turn - they are deliberately inflicting harm on the majority. In doing so, they are abasing one of our fundamental rights - one that is not supposed to be violable by the god of the humanists, government.

32 posted on 10/27/2014 2:33:03 AM PDT by MortMan (All those in favor of gun control raise both hands!)
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To: MortMan

I was reading an article on the sex abuse scandal in England that started with the allegations against the late entertainer Jimmy Saville.

One of Saville’s victims was interviewed and reported on as a transgendered person.

Then I read that another transgendered person in this country, the child of Sonny and Cher, Chaz Bono, also had a sexual abuse experience in childhood.

FReepers who have exchanged posts with me also say there is a pattern in the LGBT population of sexual abuse.

I’ve noted that in some sex abuse lawsuits against the Catholic Church and Boy Scouts in the recent past, LGBT activists are among the victims suing for damages.

Who are the child sex abusers in our country anyway?

They are in the system ranging from teachers to coaches includng the most infamous one, a football coach Sandusky of Penn State.

Then there are clergy of all religious denominations. I have been in the media and read the stories of rabbis, priests, ministers of fundamentalist and liberal Protestant sects etc. etc.

I think its payback time for religion from people who in some cases at least have been really victimized by members of the clergy......they also have grievances against angry parents who were very religious but acted like drunks, the way I lived my life when my kids were young.

None of my kids have “come out” as gay but if they did I would have to take into consideration my role in the matter....

People of religious backgrounds need some humility in this situation.....

I must be humble but I must also stand the ground of our First Amendment and the Constitution if needed.


37 posted on 10/27/2014 5:06:07 AM PDT by Nextrush (OBAMACARE IS A BAILOUT FOR THE HEALTHCARE INDUSTRY)
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