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Does the thought not occur that the reason people are trying to educate others about the LGBT community is directly due to a backlash from hate crime, intolerance and ignorant propaganda? (case in point: "gay agenda")
Originally posted by ThirdEyeofHorus
reply to post by SlackOps
Does the thought not occur that the reason people are trying to educate others about the LGBT community is directly due to a backlash from hate crime, intolerance and ignorant propaganda? (case in point: "gay agenda")
Taken right from a page in the NEA/UNESCO Socialist driven social engineering started by John Dewey.
Well done Komrade!
Originally posted by CaptAmerika
So, everyone is supposed to accept the gay lifestyle but you cant be bothered to accept religion?
Did i get that right?
and i'm the bigot but your justified and its okay.
Do you really fail to see the hypocrisy?
Most of us that refuse to accept the homosexual lifestyle as a social norm do it because its wrong and its against nature.
Do i really need to explain that the human body is designed in two different ways? Male and Female.
Hard to believe right? Someone may actually not accept it simply because its morally objectionable and not because some book says its wrong.
Everyone in here trying to force their gay agenda on those who dont agree with it are every bit just as bad as the teacher who the story is about.
An Indiana teacher who supported efforts to hold a high school prom that would exclude gay students has been placed on administrative leave. Diana Medley, a special education teacher in the Northeast School district in Sullivan County, gained attention earlier this month after she voiced support for a "traditional prom" at Sullivan High School, which is part of the Southwest School Corp. Medley also criticized gays during a meeting related to the effort saying she did not think gays had a purpose. “A gay person isn’t going to come up and make some change unless it’s to realize that it was a choice and they’re choosing God,” she told a Terre Haute television station, WTWO. On Wednesday, the Northeast School Corp. superintendent released a statement announcing Medley’s leave. "As many of you know and appreciate, our school corporation is continuing to manage as responsibly and respectfully as possible the fallout from comments made by an employee as she attended a meeting outside of school or a school activity," Superintendent Mark A. Baker said in the statement. "We have conveyed our disappointment and our disagreement with these statements and have emphasized her comments do not reflect our schools' views or opinions." Baker also said that the district has had to place security outside its high school because of Medley's remarks. “This matter has created some heartbreaking differences in opinion," Baker said. "Please know we are always going to put the safety of our students and faculty first and any disruption of our educational process will be managed quickly. "In response to our concerns for the safety and security of everyone in our buildings, we have placed the employee at the center of this concern on administrative leave."
I would never say that they have no purpose in life because I don't believe that. Everyone has a purpose in life. I would say however that I agree whole heartedly that they should not be allowed at the Prom with a same sex date.