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  Re: Promoting homosexuality in schools is dangerous, Nobody <nobody@no.spam> - 2015-06-26 00:09 -0700
    Re: Promoting homosexuality in schools is dangerous, Jeanne Douglas <hlwdjsd2@NOSPAMgmail.com> - 2015-06-26 03:31 -0700
    Re: Promoting homosexuality in schools is dangerous, First Post <LiberalismIsADisease@Leftwing-Cowards.net> - 2015-06-26 07:25 -0500

#1931810 — Re: Promoting homosexuality in schools is dangerous,

Melvin Tisch Wrote:
>
>New South Wales MP and conservative morals campaigner Fred Nile 
>says it is dangerous to promote homosexuality in schools, as it 
>may confuse teenagers during their sexual development.
>
>Appearing on a special edition of Q&A on Thursday night, 
>alongside a panel of gay rights activists, Mr Nile was asked 
>what could be done to address bigotry and violence towards 
>homosexuals in schools.
>
>In his response, Mr Nile said homosexuality should not be taught 
>to children while they are at such a sensitive age.
>
>"My observation is that teenagers are going through sexual 
>development and [it] can be quite dangerous, I think, to promote 
>homosexuality in schools to children," he said.
>
>Panel member Katherine Hudson from Wear It Purple, a mental 
>health support group that aims to stop homophobia in schools, 
>challenged Mr Nile.
>
>"Sorry Mr Nile, but how is promoting acceptance of difference in 
>schools promoting homosexuality? It's not. You are born gay," 
>she said.
>
>"I'm saying you can confuse boys and girls at that sensitive age 
>when they're still developing sexually," Mr Nile responded.
>
>He said young boys and girls naturally do not want to be with 
>each other when they are young, and can therefore be confused to 
>think they are homosexual.
>
>"Boys often, as they're going through ... puberty, don't want to 
>be with girls. They want to be with boys and that's how God 
>planned it," Mr Nile said.
>
>"If you get hold of that boy at that stage when he's only 14 or 
>15 and say 'do you like to be with girls?' [and he responds] 
>'yuck, I can't stand girls', [the implication is] 'well, you're 
>really a homosexual'.
>
>"[The boy might ask] 'Am I?' [and would be told] 'yes, yes'.
>
>"Same thing with the girl [they would be told] 'you're really a 
>lesbian'.
>
>"I think it's dangerous to promote this in schools."
>
>http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-18/fred-nile-says-
>homosexuality-should-not-be-promoted-in-schools/6557464
>
>All homosexuals are mentally ill, no question about it.
>

Right-winged conservatives are much more mentally ill than homosexuals. 
Homosexuality is much more natural and healthy than being a social conservative 
or pushing so-called conservative "morals". Moral and social conservatives are 
belong in the same league and the Radical Muslims, like ISIS or the Taliban. 
Conservative Christianity deserves the same treatment as Radical Islam, as a 
terrorist mentality. Right-wingers and religious fundamentalists are the real 
danger.

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#1931838

In article <mmitrr01kh4@drn.newsguy.com>, Nobody <nobody@no.spam> 
wrote:

> Melvin Tisch Wrote:
> >
> >New South Wales MP and conservative morals campaigner Fred Nile 
> >says it is dangerous to promote homosexuality in schools, as it 
> >may confuse teenagers during their sexual development.
> >
> >Appearing on a special edition of Q&A on Thursday night, 
> >alongside a panel of gay rights activists, Mr Nile was asked 
> >what could be done to address bigotry and violence towards 
> >homosexuals in schools.
> >
> >In his response, Mr Nile said homosexuality should not be taught 
> >to children while they are at such a sensitive age.
> >
> >"My observation is that teenagers are going through sexual 
> >development and [it] can be quite dangerous, I think, to promote 
> >homosexuality in schools to children," he said.
> >
> >Panel member Katherine Hudson from Wear It Purple, a mental 
> >health support group that aims to stop homophobia in schools, 
> >challenged Mr Nile.
> >
> >"Sorry Mr Nile, but how is promoting acceptance of difference in 
> >schools promoting homosexuality? It's not. You are born gay," 
> >she said.
> >
> >"I'm saying you can confuse boys and girls at that sensitive age 
> >when they're still developing sexually," Mr Nile responded.
> >
> >He said young boys and girls naturally do not want to be with 
> >each other when they are young, and can therefore be confused to 
> >think they are homosexual.
> >
> >"Boys often, as they're going through ... puberty, don't want to 
> >be with girls. They want to be with boys and that's how God 
> >planned it," Mr Nile said.
> >
> >"If you get hold of that boy at that stage when he's only 14 or 
> >15 and say 'do you like to be with girls?' [and he responds] 
> >'yuck, I can't stand girls', [the implication is] 'well, you're 
> >really a homosexual'.
> >
> >"[The boy might ask] 'Am I?' [and would be told] 'yes, yes'.
> >
> >"Same thing with the girl [they would be told] 'you're really a 
> >lesbian'.
> >
> >"I think it's dangerous to promote this in schools."
> >
> >http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-18/fred-nile-says-
> >homosexuality-should-not-be-promoted-in-schools/6557464
> >
> >All homosexuals are mentally ill, no question about it.
> >
> 
> Right-winged conservatives are much more mentally ill than homosexuals. 
> Homosexuality is much more natural and healthy than being a social 
> conservative 
> or pushing so-called conservative "morals". Moral and social conservatives 
> are 
> belong in the same league and the Radical Muslims, like ISIS or the Taliban. 
> Conservative Christianity deserves the same treatment as Radical Islam, as a 
> terrorist mentality. Right-wingers and religious fundamentalists are the real 
> danger.


Since 9/11, almost twice as many Americans have been killed by 
right-wing terrorists than have been killed by Muslim terrorists.

-- 

JD

Being open-minded is merely the willingness to consider
evidence, not the willingness to accept claims without any.

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#1931879

On 26 Jun 2015 00:09:47 -0700, Nobody <nobody@no.spam>
a792.newsdawg.com wrote:

If the stupid assed post forging dumbass had anything significant to
say then they wouldn't by forging under other people's nyms and lying
through their yellow Canadian teeth.  It must really suck to go
through life being nothing but a worthless lying sack of garbage.

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