*sighs*

[marshlander]

Talking of turning someone gay is a bit like saying God says it's wrong

[Rocky Racoon]

Has anyone got a spare copy of the "homosexual Agenda" I could borrow please.

I must have lost mine, found the rest of my membership back after the nice recruitment man convinced me to "Go Gay".

Or if a copy isn't available just a brief outline will do. lolz

And people ask me why I''m so anti-religion.

[Genersis]

Has anyone got a spare copy of the "homosexual Agenda" I could borrow please.

I must have lost mine, found the rest of my membership back after the nice recruitment man convinced me to "Go Gay".

Or if a copy isn't available just a brief outline will do. lolz

And people ask me why I''m so anti-religion.

Being anti-religion is to be anti-hate
hate being bigotry spread through mind control.
I guess I could say i'm anti-religion.
But this doesn't mean i hate religious people(well, most of the time).
Bit like how Religion tends to talk about sins; Hate the religion, not the religion-er. Except less contradictory, as my mental book of morals doesn't also contain the line "stone all who follow relligons":redface:

That was mighty Ranty of me!
I do apologise!

[Kiid]

Being anti-religion is to be anti-hate
hate being bigotry spread through mind control.
I guess I could say i'm anti-religion.
But this doesn't mean i hate religious people(well, most of the time).
Bit like how Religion tends to talk about sins; Hate the religion, not the religion-er. Except less contradictory, as my mental book of morals doesn't also contain the line "stone all who follow relligons"

That was mighty Ranty of me!
I do apologise!

Lol Rants are good!
I personal don't hate religion. I have my own beliefs and think that having a faith is a good thing for some people. I think it can help some people. But people go too far into their religion, and believe it is the only thing that matters, and that they have to save everyone cos their books tell them to, or they hate people cos their books say what is right and what is wrong.

[marshlander]

Interesting, but I take it you guys know where this notion of "the homosexual agenda" came from?

In 1989, Marshall Kirk and Hunter Madson published a book called, "After the Ball". In it they examined the direct action of groups like the Gay Liberation Front during the 1970s and argued that if gays were going to make any further progress in terms of gaining public acceptance they would have to take the example of corporate America and engage in a more considered public relations campaign. Following what were believed to be proven advertising principles they came up with a six-point plan, which has scared and delighted every religious and political conservative since. The six principles were:

• Talk about gays and gayness as loudly and as often as possible
  
• Portray gays as victims, not as aggressive challengers
  
• Give homosexual protectors a just cause
  
• Make gays look good
  
• Make the persecutors look bad
  
• Get funds from corporate America
  

Hey, presto, a gay agenda

What they seem to ignore though is that this so-called campaign was only ever put forward as an idea in this book. I don't think anyone ever used the book as a blueprint for action. They certainly chose to ignore also that the purpose of such a campaign was simply to achieve some degree of fairness.

[Kiid]

Interesting, but I take it you guys know where this notion of "the homosexual agenda" came from?

In 1989, Marshall Kirk and Hunter Madson published a book called, "After the Ball". In it they examined the direct action of groups like the Gay Liberation Front during the 1970s and argued that if gays were going to make any further progress in terms of gaining public acceptance they would have to take the example of corporate America and engage in a more considered public relations campaign. Following what were believed to be proven advertising principles they came up with a six-point plan, which has scared and delighted every religious and political conservative since. The six principles were:
Talk about gays and gayness as loudly and as often as possible
Portray gays as victims, not as aggressive challengers
Give homosexual protectors a just cause
Make gays look good
Make the persecutors look bad
Get funds from corporate America
Hey, presto, a gay agenda

What they seem to ignore though is that this so-called campaign was only ever put forward as an idea in this book. I don't think anyone ever used the book as a blueprint for action. They certainly chose to ignore also that the purpose of such a campaign was simply to achieve some degree of fairness.

I love that wedsite it ts awesome!

[Kiid]

This is another happy time!

[marshlander]

I'm not tempted to look at that one. Don't mess with them. They are just plain barking :mad: The members of that so-called congregation (mainly consisting of one large, unpleasant, extended family) seem to have no understanding of the notion of compassion.

[jet2A]

I am curious how Mr LaBarbera would feel if we "extended religious freedoms" such that a Muslim (or athiest homosexual) could fire a proselytizing Christian for offensive conduct.

[Kiid]

I'm not tempted to look at that one. Don't mess with them. They are just plain barking The members of that so-called congregation (mainly consisting of one large, unpleasant, extended family) seem to have no understanding of the notion of compassion.

The world needs education... BADLY!!!