Concerned Women for America’s Janice Crouse trots out a cavalcade of statistical cliches to demonstrate how gay relationship threaten the institution of marriage.
WASHINGTON DC – Today, US Congressman Mike Honda (CA-15), Ranking Member of the House Legislative Branch Appropriations Subcommittee, sent a letter to the Subcommittee’s Chairman calling for a hearing to shine light on the House Republican Leadership’s irresponsible, backdoor use of taxpayer money to pay the private law firm Bancroft PLLC to represent the House in support of the constitutionally-questionable Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA). After having Bancroft PLLC blow through the original cap of half a million dollars, the House Republican Leadership recently modified the contract, likely tripling the cost for the American taxpayer to $1.5 million. During a time of professed fiscal responsibility, the House Republican Leadership has chosen to continue to spend taxpayer money to protect discrimination through a process that has lacked any semblance of transparency.
Robert Jeffress (quotes NARTH Dr. Charles Socrates) to argue that gay activists are using Chinese brainwashing techniques. As a refresher, NARTH is a group of psychologists who believe ex-gay therapy works… and that Africans were better off as slaves in America, than a free people in their own country…
Anyway- Here’s Jeffress outline on our brainwashing tactics:
1. Desensitize- Show that Homosexuals are just like everyone else
2. Jamming- Causing the public to feel guilty of their bigotry
Apparently when all three steps are complete; society is going to accept the “gay lifestyle” as normal. Mr. Jeffress- We gays don’t have a gay “lifestyle”–we’re born this way. You have a bigoted pseudo-Christian lifestyle. You weren’t born a pseudo-Christian with bigoted beliefs… they’re a CHOICE for you.
As an activist, I want to personally thank Mr. Jeffress. I had no idea how to brainwash the public. Thank you for educating me on a toolset I can use to help the gays take over the world!
Linda Harvey of Mission America says parents should refuse to let gay doctors or nurses treat and care for their children. Although she admits that many open LGBT care providers are highly competent- children shouldn’t be exposed to such role models. She’s offended that open LGBT health care professionals participate on expo’s on adolescent help, attend gay pride events and are concerned about same sex partner benefits… Oh and even worse, they wear rainbow lapel pins!
Linda erroneously thinks that open LGBT healthcare professionals who are competent and comfortable with their sexuality are not a positive influence to children. She suggests writing a letter to your pediatrician that your children shouldn’t be treated by an LGBT healthcare member except in cases of emergency. So, what she’s saying is that it’s ok for a homosexual to save your child’s life, just not treat them for a scratched knee. How F’d up is that!
The Deseret News, a Mormon run biased newspaper with little journalistic credibility recently ran an article that Lawrence Research (owned and operated by Gary C. Lawrence) has recently released a new poll which contends that 64% of American’s are against same sex marriage. Although Gallup’s poll contends that 52% of American’s favor same sex marriage, Gary Lawrence (a card carrying Mormon) claims those pollsters ask the wrong questions. Of course, Gary definitely knows how to ask a question. It’s Gary and Company which conducted polls in California during the Proposition 8 vote. Additionally, when asked about his data and how it’s collected, neither Deseret News (a Mormon newspaper) or Gary would answer how many were polled, in what States and specifically what questions were asked. Like the Mormon leadership, Gary just expects the public to ‘trust’ him.
SANTA ANA, Calif. — When it comes to polls about same-sex marriage, it’s all about how you ask the question. A new national poll by Lawrence Research found that 64 percent of Americans feel that marriage should only be between one man and one woman. Thirty-three percent feel marriage should be redefined to include any two people.
The poll results may seem to contradict a Gallup poll in May that found 53 percent of Americans thought “marriage between same-sex couples should … be recognized by the law as valid, with the same rights as traditional marriage.”
But the results, like the issue itself, are open to debate.
Gary Lawrence is the president of Lawrence Research in Santa Ana, Calif., and is very familiar with both the topic and the polling. His company conducted polls in 2008 for the “Yes on 8″ campaign, which successfully pushed for the passage of Proposition 8 in California to define marriage as between a man and a woman.
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Maggie Gallagher, the president of the Institute for Marriage and Public Policy and the former president of the National Organization for Marriage, thinks Lawrence’s poll results match the results at the ballot box when the question is put to voters. “People are becoming increasingly sensitive to not wanting to be perceived as hostile to gay people and that is affecting the polling,” Gallagher said. She said this change has a lot to do with what she perceives as an enormous change in gay marriage advocates’ rhetoric following the passage of Proposition 8. “In the past they acknowledged that not everyone who opposes gay marriage is a bigot or a hater or a discriminator. But the main message in the press now is that if you simply don’t believe in gay marriage, that in itself, is enough to demonstrate that you have bigotry or animus,” Gallagher said. “And people are becoming reluctant to tell pollsters what they really believe unless they have a signal from the pollster that it is safe to do so.”
True to The AFA (American Family Association) and Bryan Fischer’s standard motive of operation, he’s promoting Ex-Gay Therapy on his broadcast. He hosts Dr. Tim Rampey (doctor of what, and valid published research accepted by the medical community is where?) to share his views on how well this therapy works (Note that the this type of therapy has been discredited by every major medical association in the country).
Bryan Fischer comes to the defense of Michele Bachmann by inviting Dr. Tim Rampey on to his radio program to promote ex-gay therapy.
Aaron Pace is admittedly and noticeably effeminate, but he says he’s not homosexual.
Still, his looks, character and behavior prompted a blood donation center to reject him when he tried to donate blood recently and he’s miffed, to say the least.
“I was humiliated and embarrassed,” said Pace, 22. of Gary. “It’s not right that homeless people can give blood but homosexuals can’t. And I’m not even a homosexual.”
Pace visited Bio-Blood Components Inc. in Gary, which pays for blood and plasma donations, up to $40 a visit. But during the interview screening process, Pace said he was told he could not be a blood donor there because he “appears to be a homosexual.”
A cast member on CBS’ reality series “Big Brother 13″ went on an anti-gay tirade this week, with live feed cameras catching all the action.
During a discussion Tuesday night about the Harry Potter books, house guest Jeff Schroeder was surprised to learn that, according to past statements by author J.K. Rowling, Dumbledore was a gay character.
Jeff Schroeder
Schroeder launched into a tirade about how Dumbledore should not have been gay because he was the headmaster of a school full of kids — essentially equating gays being pedophiles.
“Don’t make it seem like you’re doing the right thing by saying it’s not (wrong),” he ranted. “You’re going to let a storybook, where they go away to fantasy camp, and it’s all little kids without their parents, and the guy is gay…”
While this wasn’t exactly the Rosa Parks Moment some hope for, the irony is not to be missed.
According to the Village Voice, this weekend, openly gay performer Ari Gold claims to have been sitting in the front seat of a Short Line bus holding another man’s hand.
The bus driver reportedly told Gold that if they wanted to continue sitting together, they’d need to move to the back of the bus. Channeling Rosa Parks, Gold refused. The driver pulled the bus over and phoned for a state trooper.
Upon the trooper’s arrival, the driver said that the couple was making him uncomfortable and he wanted them off the bus. Naturally, the trooper told the driver that nothing they were doing was illegal and he needed to continue the trip.
Bob Vander Plaats wants you to sign up for his anti-modern family definition of marriage, which you guessed it, strips LGBT people of their right to marry. According to Vander Plaats “These are common sense goals and objectives”
According to this introduction to an episode of “Sid Roth‘s It’s Supernatural” featuring Michael Brown and his book “A Queer Thing Happened to America,” kids are just freaked out by the idea of having two mothers or two fathers.
Evergreen International, a separate but closely tied ‘therapy’ center with the Mormon Church is located in Salt Lake City, UT. They’re well known for assisting LDS members with what the Mormon‘s term ‘same sex attraction‘ a way to correct their disorder. The effects of this intensive therapy (which often includes shock therapy) can be detrimental if not life threatening for many who undergo this draconian torture.
True Christians recognize the diversity in everyone. Christian Extremists who use biblical ideals to scare people into donating to their ’cause’ are just doing nothing more than pimping for their organization and bastardizing everything that Christianity stands for…
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