Quote Originally Posted by aCultureWarrior
Have anna and Rusha lost that natural maternal instinct (not to mention common decency) to protect children because they are so closely allied with the LGBTQueer movement?
Such drama. I've never been to a Pride parade nor have I taken my children to a Pride parade.
Obviously you know what kind of moral depravity goes on at these events and don't want yourself or your children to be exposed to it. What happened to 'gay pride' anna? Surely you're not ashamed of the culture that you defend here on the internet?
Having said that - you know very well neither you nor I nor anyone else can stop other parents from taking their children. You can disapprove, but you can't control them - they're not breaking the law.
Actually they are breaking numerous laws, as I've pointed out in earlier threads:
Lewd act in a public place
Contributing to the delinquency of a minor
Public nudity
to name 3.
If only you'd wring your hands the same over the children who are regularly beaten by their parents, who are molested by their heterosexual parents, who are told they're worthless, unwanted, unloved.
You don't help a sick society recover by accepting sexual perversion as something normal.
Fact is, aCW, whether you like it or not, there are people for whom nudity isn't obscene and they don't see the natural body as something to be ashamed of.
God created a thing of beauty when He created man and woman, so there is nothing to be "ashamed" of. That being said: Do you walk around nude in front of your children in your house anna? I don't. Do you answer the door in the nude anna? I don't. Do you have friends over and tell them to undress before you sit down to visit or dine? I don't. Genitalia is referred to as "private parts", not "public parts". Heck, even the moral degenerates of Sodomy and Gonorrhea South (San Fransicko) voted down a measure that would allow public nudity, (nudity is still allowed at 'gay' pride parades and other homosexual festivals (Folsom Street Fair, etc.) I guess the residents of San Franswishco disapprove of public nudity unless a huge audience is available (children included) to view it).
So why aren't you breaking down the doors of your local family-friendly nudist camp?
The whole rigid structure that holds you up is built on shame. People are different. They approach life differently. They have different spiritual beliefs, or none. They raise their children with unschooling, or home schooling, or private school, or public school, or military academy. They spank or they don't spank. Beat with a switch or maybe a belt. Let their teens drink alcohol with supervision (or look the other way) or they teach that alcohol is forbidden. They send their kids to summer camp or never let them sleep overnight anywhere. Let their kids roam all day unsupervised or won't let them go next door without permission. They do their best to protect their kids from porn or predators, but despite their best efforts, some of their children will be victims. Or... just maybe, (statistically far more likely than by a homosexual) the parents themselves are the predators. Maybe the predator marches his kids to church every Sunday.
Some parents don't have a problem with taking their kids to Pride parades. I'm not saying I agree with them. It's not something I'd have done, I consider it an adult event. I'm saying those parents are exercising their parental and constitutional rights and there's nothing you can do about it besides doing what you do: search for photos of naked parade participants. You're not reaching the parents here. You're not reaching the parade participants here. You're only feeding your obsession, and then trying to shift the heavy weight of that obsession onto other people by questioning their sexual orientation, their spiritual beliefs, and their maternal instincts.
The constitution of this country protects us from people like you who would take rights away from those whose beliefs are different from yours, and are breaking no laws. It was you who helped me see how important it was to stand against your vision of theocracy.
You can certainly exercise your right to stay far away from the Pride parade, and to resist scouring the internet for photos of gay men. Or - you can keep doing what you're doing. You have the right to do either and those you seek to criminalize have the very same rights as you, whether you like it or not. They didn't always.
That's it. You can respond to this with lots of drama and photos of gay men, but I won't be answering you.
That was quite a speech anna. If any of it addressed the indoctrination (and hence physical, spiritual and
psychological
molestation) of innocent children to the ways of sexual perversion, then I must have missed it.
That being said: I wouldn't be doing my duty as a follower of Christ if I didn't tell you about all of the lesbian women that left their immoral lifestyle behind and through Christ, became whole again.
Many of their stories can be found in page 1's index.
