Or perhaps you could just re-read your article before submitting it and realize how truly flawed one-sided arguments are.

Or perhaps you could just re-read your article before submitting it and realize how truly flawed one-sided arguments are.

As for immoral? By what standard? Is there a rational standard or merely one that you hold by faith? In other words, an irrational, or non-rational standard. Immoral is easy to define. Anything that violates the life, liberty or property of another person is immoral. This doesn’t.

I suspect that since this piece lacks any rational explanation for the views of this child that the explanation is not rational, but irrational. And when there are irrational claims lurking about they are usually religiously motivated. Considering his lament about not being able to use government schools and funds to promote religion (i.e. prayer in state schools) then I suspect that is the case. In other words, the whole thing is that this boy wants his religious beliefs enshrined in law, which means enforced by law on others.

As for immoral? By what standard? Is there a rational standard or merely one that you hold by faith? In other words, an irrational, or non-rational standard. Immoral is easy to define. Anything that violates the life, liberty or property of another person is immoral. This doesn’t.

I suspect that since this piece lacks any rational explanation for the views of this child that the explanation is not rational, but irrational. And when there are irrational claims lurking about they are usually religiously motivated. Considering his lament about not being able to use government schools and funds to promote religion (i.e. prayer in state schools) then I suspect that is the case. In other words, the whole thing is that this boy wants his religious beliefs enshrined in law, which means enforced by law on others.

I know it pains you and the rest of the religious fundamentalists greatly that you might have to treat other human beings with respect and dignity when they’re not like you (and that’s the point of this bill, to educated children to treat their fellow human beings like human beings and not like chattel, but I digress). That’s the way it is when you live in a secular democracy. If you don’t like it, I suggest you move to a theocracy such as Iran or Saudi Arabia, where they still kill people for being gay. I bet you’d fit right in. Let me know how that works out for you.

Oh, and BTW, I’m straight, just in case you’re wondering. I have a lot of gay friends though, and I don’t like it when people treat my friends like they’re dirt not deserving of life. You can take your religious hypocrisy and shove it where the sun doesn’t shine. K, thx, and have a bleeding brilliant day.

I know it pains you and the rest of the religious fundamentalists greatly that you might have to treat other human beings with respect and dignity when they’re not like you (and that’s the point of this bill, to educated children to treat their fellow human beings like human beings and not like chattel, but I digress). That’s the way it is when you live in a secular democracy. If you don’t like it, I suggest you move to a theocracy such as Iran or Saudi Arabia, where they still kill people for being gay. I bet you’d fit right in. Let me know how that works out for you.

Oh, and BTW, I’m straight, just in case you’re wondering. I have a lot of gay friends though, and I don’t like it when people treat my friends like they’re dirt not deserving of life. You can take your religious hypocrisy and shove it where the sun doesn’t shine. K, thx, and have a bleeding brilliant day.

Pray in school. One question . . . to whom to the students pray? The reason prayer is not allowed in school is because not everyone prays the same, the compromised it to have a moment of silence and the student chooses how they want to use that time.

To acknowledge diversity in the student body is not doing anything but a cultural or political study. This is not a sexual instruction. That is like saying teach government includes discussion of Senator Vitter’s diaper fetish. One has nothing to do with the other.

Religion is taught in school, but in historical context. How can you explain why in England wanted to come to the “The New Land”. To explain how government and religious doctrine mixed to produce discrimination and harm against citizens.

The Boston Tea Party was a revolt against government over stretching power as did the Stonewall riots. Which by the way, Stonewall riots impacted gay rights far more than H. Milk.

“Children in public schools should be learning how to properly structure a sentence, memorizing the Preamble to the Constitution of the United States, reading Edgar Allen Poe, not discussing the impact Harvey Milk had on gay rights.”

Did you know that there are homoerotic encounters in the fictions of Edgar Allan Poe? So, good choice.

I personally think that you need to read the Preamble to the Declaration of Independence.

Recap You . . .
Don’t read the bible or at least can’t think for yourself. Because you just quoted what you have heard.

You do not read for yourself, including the bill you just complained about.

Are a hypocrite. You write anything negative about gays, especially not being born gay. I know you have struggled with the issue. It is easy to hide behind the keyboard and type this. You keep fooling yourself. I will out you to your parents.

Pray in school. One question . . . to whom to the students pray? The reason prayer is not allowed in school is because not everyone prays the same, the compromised it to have a moment of silence and the student chooses how they want to use that time.

To acknowledge diversity in the student body is not doing anything but a cultural or political study. This is not a sexual instruction. That is like saying teach government includes discussion of Senator Vitter’s diaper fetish. One has nothing to do with the other.

Religion is taught in school, but in historical context. How can you explain why in England wanted to come to the “The New Land”. To explain how government and religious doctrine mixed to produce discrimination and harm against citizens.

The Boston Tea Party was a revolt against government over stretching power as did the Stonewall riots. Which by the way, Stonewall riots impacted gay rights far more than H. Milk.

“Children in public schools should be learning how to properly structure a sentence, memorizing the Preamble to the Constitution of the United States, reading Edgar Allen Poe, not discussing the impact Harvey Milk had on gay rights.”

Did you know that there are homoerotic encounters in the fictions of Edgar Allan Poe? So, good choice.

I personally think that you need to read the Preamble to the Declaration of Independence.

Recap You . . .
Don’t read the bible or at least can’t think for yourself. Because you just quoted what you have heard.

You do not read for yourself, including the bill you just complained about.

Are a hypocrite. You write anything negative about gays, especially not being born gay. I know you have struggled with the issue. It is easy to hide behind the keyboard and type this. You keep fooling yourself. I will out you to your parents.