UPDATE: Principal Assaults Pro-Gay Student, School District Lies to Protect Him.
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Though “sexual orientation” is 8 whole syllables, you’re not really allowed to call it a “lifestyle choice”. You’ve heard your gay or college-aged friends insist, “Being gay is not a lifestyle!”
Heck, you may have heard me crow this when I thought you weren’t listening. But they (and I) were wrong.
Being actually gay is a lifestyle choice. The question is: are you pro-”choice”?
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There are those who live out their own lives as quiet examples of virtue.
And there are those who stand and lead courageously in a battle for morality, tradition, and honor in matrimony. As our nation’s righteous beat back an aggressive onslaught against traditional marriage, let us honor the bravest and truest protectors of marriage, and draw inspiration from the Best of the Best.
Behold, the Best of the Best.
You may ask, “What source of greatness do these men have in common?”
Is it that they bared their souls before their maker as they were Born Again? Is it a humble appreciation for the women who have given so much to support their success?
Please take a moment to honor these men and to examine their work and their lives.
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![]() Did more to protect marriage than you (or Fox News) would generally think. |
Legislative Protections: Don’t Ask Don’t Tell – doesn’t specifically protect marriage, but does make sure that our soldiers don’t “flaunt it” : |
51-plus years of committed relationships: |
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![]() Mark Sanford - our next president? |
Demanded Clinton’s impeachment following the president’s sexual scandal, labeling this “reprehensible”.
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Not a clod, he truly appreciates a woman, not merely for being a good wife and mother, but also for being his soulmate, and is not ashamed to admit it. As handsome as Sarah Palin is pretty, he has an air of being loved by God. Restraint in several other extramarital dalliances: “never crossed the ultimate line“. |
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![]() John Ensign: Straight-shooter, honest, role model. |
Stood strong against gay marriage. With his wife, were active Promise Keepers, members of a Christian evangelical ministry for strong families, strong marriages, and sexual purity. |
An inspiration to others who must come clean and repent.
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![]() Larry Craig of Idaho, an unfortunate mistunderstanding.
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Publicly chastised Bill Clinton, on behalf of his constiutents, calling Clinton a “bad, naughty boy”. Rated 100% by the Christian Coalition: a pro-family voting record. Voted: |
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![]() David Vitter, means what he says, says what he means. |
Heart and values in the right place: David Vitter video |
Brave denials:
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This just in from Bill, -who was as I was, married in that brief but beautiful window of June to November, to a sweet, smart, kind, handsome, super-capable man raised in the LDS church. Both of our husbands were raised by families that have gone on to welcome us with deep and abudant decency and goodness. To say that I am grateful for their love is a vast understatement.
Bill’s words are followed by my response, in which I call out lies for what they are.
I strongly believe that truth is multi-faceted and difficult to pin down. And so I don’t take lightly the accusation that someone is lying. But there are deeply mendacious lies that >50% of my nieghbors have used as reason for committing the un-American act of persecuting this minority.
Bill, your turn: (Top)
Hi <Name Omitted>
I suppose I should fill you in on the Proposition 8 situation in California, seeing as how your brother and I are the people on the list most directly affected by the topic. Also, I gather from the ridiculous suggestion that this had anything to do with temple marriages suggests that you can’t count on your church to give you accurate information. And I know your attention span is short, but I feel like I’ve been punched in the face 5,000,000 times by a gang of thugs who have been bankrolled by your church. Read more »
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Too dramatic?
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(I want to credit much of Radical Traditionalist Theory to my sister and to mind-blowing conversations with her.)
Okay, marriage is about love
At least nowadays it is. But historically marriage was not merely a celebration of blissful love; nor, as I caution here, should it be.
Call me odd, un-romantic, bitter?
Shucks – please just call me old-fashioned. Not as in return-to-traditional-values-of-the-1950s-conservative; and I’m not talking about our tradition of Lockhorn spouses (though I can’t seem to get enough of their enduring mutual resentment - LOL!!).
I’d rather think I’m really old-fashioned; a thoughtful throwback; a Radical Traditionalist.
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Are you un-inspired, putting up that crepe paper dreidel again?
Did you ever wonder what was really behind those sing-songy Sunday-school stories about the miracle of the oil?
How about this one: knowing how you live today, if you were placed back in the Hanukah times, would you have fought with the religious extremist zealots (history’s good guys), or would you have joined up with the more modernizing (yet still bloodthirsty), pan-cultural Helenites? (You’d probably have been killed either way.)
Some thoughts.
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I’ve become convinced in the last few days that we – gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender Californians, and our allies, are not doing nearly enough to protect our basic equality,
our very basic rights.
Nowhere near enough.
Yesterday a straight friend/acquaintance, a mom of a child who went to the same daycare as mine did, was inspired by the No-on-8 bumper-stickers I was making and giving out, and she made her own, MUCH MORE provocative than mine, put it on her car, and advertised it to all her friends.
(Marriage is for Fags! No on 8)
OMG, like it or not, hate it or not, if many more had her passion, I’d see a bumper sticker or 2 in my favor on the 50-min traffic-packed ride to work, for goodness’ sake! Read more »
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Of course, for the Official dark-blue bumper stickers, and more gear, do go to:
http://www.noonprop8store.com/eshop/10Browse.asp
I copied the “Do unto others” on a window decal on my inkjet printer and put it on my car. I am so sick of the happy go lucky Yes on 8 bumperstickers that I have seen and want revenge!
Window decals can be had at any paper section of Best Buy or probably Tatget. They stick to windows or bumpers.
-Susan
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