“I was pretty surprised to be asked that question.”
Actually, it was an unbelievable question and shows how far we’ve taken leave of our senses these days – even to it becoming official policy.
What gays and lesbians do themselves is their business – it’s called classic liberalism, now called libertarianism. No problem with that.
But a question like that from that woman is intrusive and outrageous. This mania for forcing powerful lobbies’ constructs onto the ordinary person is precisely what they would claim they’re against. I’m going to post on this, Dave, Sunday morning.
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[...] Dave Cole is a fine upstanding chap from the other side, so to speak and he ran a youtube which I think we were meant to tear down but I might be wrong. Here it is: [...]
[...] I posted of Philip Spooner saying, in answer to whether he was supportive of gay rights, ‘what do you think I fought for at Omaha Beach?‘, saying “Marriage is the union of two people for the purposes of procreation – end [...]
October 24th, 2009 at 2:50 pm
“I was pretty surprised to be asked that question.”
Actually, it was an unbelievable question and shows how far we’ve taken leave of our senses these days – even to it becoming official policy.
What gays and lesbians do themselves is their business – it’s called classic liberalism, now called libertarianism. No problem with that.
But a question like that from that woman is intrusive and outrageous. This mania for forcing powerful lobbies’ constructs onto the ordinary person is precisely what they would claim they’re against. I’m going to post on this, Dave, Sunday morning.
.-= jameshigham´s last blog: Ladies and gentlemen, please adjust your links and feeds =-.
October 24th, 2009 at 3:02 pm
[...] Dave Cole is a fine upstanding chap from the other side, so to speak and he ran a youtube which I think we were meant to tear down but I might be wrong. Here it is: [...]
October 25th, 2009 at 3:23 pm
[...] I posted of Philip Spooner saying, in answer to whether he was supportive of gay rights, ‘what do you think I fought for at Omaha Beach?‘, saying “Marriage is the union of two people for the purposes of procreation – end [...]