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09-08-2015 06:45 AM |
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Where did you get your figures?
Bloomberg states: In fact, they think that 23 percent of Americans, or almost one in four, are are gays or lesbians, a Gallup survey released Thursday revealed. That's way off: The polling organization most recently found that less than 4 percent self-identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender.
Americans Vastly Overestimate Size of Gay and Lesbian*Population - Bloomberg Politics
And please, the word is ACCEPTS.
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Dear Guest: spot on ...the gay community has been pedaling that nonsense for a long time to gain credibility. I venture a guess of about 1% of the population.
the gay community in the 1980's launched their overhaul of straight America which can be best expressed in Alexander Pope's poem "Vice is a monster of so frightful mien, As to be hated needs but to be seen, Yet seen too oft, familiar with her face, We first endure, then pity, then embrace." In other words display it repeatedly in plain view ( movies TV etc) which will normalize it and hence socialize it.
Preceding their launch was to manipulate the removal as being abnormal "homosexuality" from the DSM (Diagnostic & Statistical Manual of Mental Illnesses) If one has had an opportunity to review what is consider abnormal its clear the removal of homosexuality was politically motivated and not based on scientific fact .
One does not have to draw God into this argument because nature alone supports the argument against homosexuality The KY clerk discharged her duties was jailed without bail and remains in jail. A person accused of murder often is given bail. Worse yet this clerk should have never been jailed but this is a political stand that is being carried out across this country. common practice in such issues of disobedience begin with fines not jail time. and one has to ask why all those state and local offices issuing same sex marriages licenses were not jailed before the SCOTUS verdict?
Make no mistake about it this KY case is imperative to both sides as to who will win because it is a harbinger for the laws that follow.
I disagreed with SCOTUS because it was plain and simple politics at its worse and because I believe such decision belong to individual states.
The homosexual community is now making a big push against religious freedom and the elimination of gender. Can you imagine anyone denying that we have both male and female homo sapiens? Its maddening plain maddening.
Personal Best Regards:
The KY clerk
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