As a servant of Jesus Christ, I reject the hatred FOR and FROM, the glbt community. I challenge the glbt community to denounce telling children that homosexuality is normal, WITHOUT the consent of that child's parents; the PRIME goal of the glbt community. I speak out against homofascism, transtyranny, genderinsanity, and ANY end-run around parental rights. REDEFINED marriage harms children.
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Whatever you say, you dumb skirt lifter, and I’m sure divorces, custody battles and deadbeat dads don’t harm children at all (/paint blistering sarcasm). Homosexuality is normal, immutably for some, but you people are so scared that the kids will grow up to be tolerant, which most of the modern ones will. Sucked in, Homo Stultus.
Mantronikk: “As a servant of Jesus Christ, I challenge the world to become like the Leave It To Beaver version of American 1950s suburbia! Where sexuality means desire for opposite-sex people but sexual activities don’t happen until one man/one woman marriage and where your gender is solely a matter of your at-birth genitals! And if anyone says they desire same-sex people or that they aren’t the sex their at-birth genitals indicates that they are, they’re labled PERVERTS that shouldn’t be allowed anywhere near children!! Plain and simple!”
As a servant of Jesus Christ, I reject the hatred FOR and FROM, the glbt community. I challenge the glbt community to denounce telling children that homosexuality is normal, WITHOUT the consent of that child's parents
As a godless transgender atheist, I challenge the dumbass Christian community to denounce telling children that God is real and that he hates LGBT++ people. It's a challenge , so if you don't do it you're a huge pussy or something, I guess.
You claim to reject hatred, and then proceed to vomit it all over the page. I would argue homosexuality is an innate condition in some, and hiding children from the facts does them a disservice - especially in light of, as other posters have mentioned, broken homes, abusive parents, and so on. Frankly, considering it's far more likely a child will encounter an abusive parent then a homosexual one, your priorities are out of whack.
This talking point about how children are being negatively affected by the gay rights movement has turned out to be particularly effective amongst a really stupid segment of the population. It's an appeal to emotion. It's an appeal to fear. And it's without merit, much like everything else hatemongers spew.
“REDEFINED marriage harms children.”
WITHOUT the consent of that child's parents
REDEFINED marriage
...and the Holy Spook committing not only the act of Adultery against Joseph, but Statutory Rape against the uinderage child bride Mary is the absolute unquestionable moral rule for marriage that everyone else has to obey?
Because when that in itself means that even your 'God' never had the right to so much as think of having so much as an 'Opinion' on anyone else's definition of marriage - especially legally (PROTIP: Romans 13:1-7) - then you know you have problems, OP.
When just that instance alone means that even your 'Goddy-boy' only has the right to agree with we who are morally superior to that inferior subhuman of a paedo deity, ergo...!
It’s amazing how people having rights and living their own lives undisturbed somehow means fascism to these people.
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Oh but I’m sure they will start with that too. A lot of them don’t want their children to be taught proper science either.
Actually, children shouldn’t have to wait until they start school to learn that there are LGBQT people and that they are are as important as, and have the same rights as, every other person. Likewise, they shouldn’t have to wait that long to find out that there are people with different religious beliefs, political beliefs, skin colors, etc. who are equally important as they are.
I remember teaching a junior high Sunday School class and happened to mention atheists. I was amazed to find that no one in the class knew about them. Different religions, yes, they knew about that. No religion or no belief in a God? Flabbergasted them, and me. I couldn’t believe they’d reached the age of 12-14 without ever hearing about or meeting an atheist. Just one of many reasons I stopped teaching Sunday School.
The US is not a melting pot, nor is the world as a whole. It’s more like a stew, with many different ingredients that blend together to make a meal that’s better as a whole than any of its parts.
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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