Tuesday, October 30, 2012

How Far Have We Already Fallen?

Dennis Prager is one of the smartest men in the country.  Of course that is my opinion.  If you have never heard him on the radio or read any of his books, I would highly recommend that you do both.

Today we find Prager arguing that good people can be on both sides of the gay-marriage debate and he breaks down how this could be.

Of course the liberals HATE him because they don't like his debate style which is 100% logical.  The liberals would much rather use their FEELINGS when arguing.  That's why typically when you get into a fight with a liberal they will start with, "Well how would you feel if such and such happened to you!?!"

If you need some ammo and talking points for standing up for traditional marriage, then read Prager's aritcle here;  http://www.nationalreview.com/articles/332031/why-good-person-can-vote-against-same-sex-marriage-dennis-prager?pg=1

Also remember when debating with a liberal who doesn't accept the Bible you simply can't yell "Cuz the Bible says so!"...as you storm away.  There are plenty of logical reasons for being a Conservative.

Anyway, if you read Pragers article, on page 2 he has a list of how far we have fallen in America in the war for gender.  There is a movement that wants to take gender out of everything and just have everyone labeled as people....so it would become people marrying people and the argument about marriage being between a man and woman would simply vanish.

Some examples of this war on gender:

This year Harvard University appointed its first permanent director of bisexual, gay, lesbian, transgender, and queer student life. The individual, Vanidy Bailey, has asked that he/she never be referred to as he or she, male or female. Harvard has agreed.

In 2010 eHarmony, for years the country’s largest online dating service, was sued for only matching men and women. Its lack of same-sex matchmaking meant that it violated anti-discrimination laws in some states. As a result, eHarmony was forced to begin a same-sex online service.

Each year more and more American high schools elect girls as homecoming kings and boys as homecoming queens. Students have been taught to regard restricting kings to males or queens to females as (gender-based) discrimination.

When you sign up for the new social-networking site, Google Plus, you are asked to identify your gender. Three choices are offered: Male, Female, Other.

Catholic Charities, which operates the oldest ongoing adoption services in America, has had to end its adoption work in Illinois, Massachusetts, and Washington, D.C., because the governments there regard placing children with married man-woman couples before same-sex couples as discriminatory.

Increasingly, even the mother-father ideal is being shattered in this battle to render the male-female distinction insignificant.

The socialist French government has just announced that in the future no government-issued document will be allowed to use the words “mother” or “father.” Only the gender-neutral term “parent” will be acceptable in France.

And in Rhode Island this year, one school district cancelled its father-daughter dance after the ACLU threatened to sue the district for gender discrimination. Only parent-child events, not father-daughter dances or mother-son ballgames, will be allowed.

And all this is happening before same-sex marriage is allowed. Imagine what will happen should same-sex marriage become the law of the land.

Lord help us!  We are so lost!!!

1 Comments:

Anonymous Jason Bayer said...

"It is clear that marraige, as an institution, should only interest the state because of children and should be viewed as a purely private matter so long as it is childless." (Bertrand Russell, "Our Sexual Ethics," WHY I AM NOT A CHRISTIAN: AND OTHER ESSAYS ON RELIGION AND RELATED SUBJECTS, ed. Paul Edwards. [New York: Simon & Schuster, 1957] pp.177-178).

November 11, 2012 at 3:44 PM  

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