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Memo to prez: My 'old attitude' was pro-'gay'
At a meeting this week with homosexual activists invited to the White House for a "gay pride" celebration (read: Founding Fathers rolling over in graves), our president, Barack Obama, reassured the discouraged sexual outlaws that he will eventually champion all the items on their wish list.
He said, however, that a little time is needed, because some basically good people (read: stupid, but who maybe voted for him) still cling to "worn arguments and old attitudes." They just aren't quite on board with really important and vital legislative priorities like forcing all Americans to recognize two men as husband and husband, federally blessing the employment of pre-school transvestite teachers, and permitting Bruce the female impersonator to get that long-awaited promotion as your son's drill sergeant.
I wonder if the president has run into anyone like me. There are quite a few of us. We used to be in favor of "gay rights." We once believed sodomy was probably OK for those harmless few who are born that way. It really didn't affect "my" marriage, and everybody just needed to lighten up and let them have their little relationships.
Yes, the "gay" pride parades were questionable, even gross, but who was I to judge? I didn't really keep up with what was happening much anyway, unless it involved celebrity marriage or death, or maybe some natural disaster. Like AIDS. But that's a heterosexual disease all of us share, isn't it?
Don't miss David Kupelian's culture-war classic, "The Marketing of Evil: How Radicals, Elitists, and Pseudo-Experts Sell Us Corruption Disguised as Freedom"
Then one day, someone came into my life, a big Someone. And opened my eyes. And as I read Scripture, and history, and the daily news, I reacted in shock: America is in major trouble. We are imploding from within – I probably contributed through my complacency – and the actors of this anarchy are some of those writhing drag queens on the parade floats. Oh, and the multi-million dollar activist groups propping them up. Sad people, but still causing great harm.
My "old attitudes" and "worn arguments" were based on little information and a lot of secular progressive (read: self-centered and shallow) values. It was when I opened my mind, looked at the broader spectrum of history, probed deeper than the journalism intern headlines and did my own research that I discovered a very troubling reality.
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