The Columbus, Ohio "gay pride" parade has been accurately defined as a "burlesque show" which lacks "consideration of the general public" and "emulate(s) mostly false values about the gay community."
That was written by a homosexual as a letter to the editor of the Columbus Dispatch, published 7/5/08.
The letter of John A. Rovenolt demonstrates that not all homosexuals believe it necessary to shove into society's collective face the implications of what homosexuals do with their sexual organs. Folks like me who are puke sick of reading about people flaunting their sexual preferences and who object to having this raunchy junk showcased where children can see it, will find a lot to agree with in what Rovenolt says.
Consenting adults can do as they will in private, and I certainly don't care what it is, but homosexuality as such is neither news nor is it important nor is it to be celebrated in public, and it's past time when the Dispatch and other mass media understand that.
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Tuesday, July 8, 2008
Sunday, September 2, 2007
Where is the outrage?
Why do I not feel outrage at the arrest of U.S. Senator Larry Craig for homosexual solicitation in a public restroom?
Because I, like so many Americans, have long ago recognized the immorality and criminal mentality that pervades U.S. government as chronic and incurable.
Craig is just another name on the list of criminals who've made the national dishonor roll - Former President Bill Clinton, Senator Ted Kennedy, Rep. Mark Foley, Sen. David Vitter, Rep. Randall "Duke" Cunningham, Jack Abramoff, Rep. Bob Ney, Scooter Libby, and Sen. Ted Stevens. And those are just the more recent names on the list.
To feel outrage, citizens must feel betrayed. But you can't feel betrayed when you already expect them to be criminals.
Because I, like so many Americans, have long ago recognized the immorality and criminal mentality that pervades U.S. government as chronic and incurable.
Craig is just another name on the list of criminals who've made the national dishonor roll - Former President Bill Clinton, Senator Ted Kennedy, Rep. Mark Foley, Sen. David Vitter, Rep. Randall "Duke" Cunningham, Jack Abramoff, Rep. Bob Ney, Scooter Libby, and Sen. Ted Stevens. And those are just the more recent names on the list.
To feel outrage, citizens must feel betrayed. But you can't feel betrayed when you already expect them to be criminals.
Thursday, March 29, 2007
Enough about well-being of homosexuals; it's time to support masturbators
With all the homosexual love being spotlighted in the homo-oriented mass media, it's no surprise that the local Gannett paper would announce with a straight face on Page One that children at Newark High School have formed what they call a "Gay Straight Alliance."
What was surprising is that this is smiled upon by the school, and that a school principal is the advisor. He was quoted as saying "The Number One goal is a support system for kids."
That doesn't give me any sort of warm feeling for the Newark school system which is a major consumer of my tax money. I'm guessing that other taxpayers - mostly parents - may get sizzling hot over the idea, and not in the queer sense of the word.
We'll see.
In the meantime I hereby call upon Newark Schools to begin another support group, this one for masturbators.
I'm sure that there are many more masturbators at Newark Schools than there are homosexuals, and God knows masturbators need all the support they can get because they're getting none at all.
They too could have their own meetings in school facilities and talk about issues connected with masturbation.
Perhaps this same principal - Jesse Truett - would be available to advise the Masturbators Club because he said he will "support all our students, no matter who they are." He said he hopes his homosexual group of children "will become just another part of the Newark High School's landscape." He justified his commitment to this cause, in part, by saying "it's not unusual, and it's not strange."
Maybe not to him. But it sure as hell is to me and a lot of other taxpayers, and don't get me started on how the parents of these children must feel. But strange or not, I can almost guarantee that masturbation is a lot less unusual and a lot less strange and anyway it's long past time when masturbators came out of the closet. It's long past time when they got their own local headlines and a lot more media attention in general.
Masturbators have had neither national nor local recognition; they've never had tax dollars allocated to them (not even so much as the services of high school principal advisor or the use of school facilities), never had television shows devoted to their preferences, never had their own trips and club activities as is the hope of the children in this Gay Straight Alliance at NHS.
Masturbators, arise! Come, open the closet door and demand equality. Yours may be the last sexual activity yet to win media admiration, public reassurance and government support.
What was surprising is that this is smiled upon by the school, and that a school principal is the advisor. He was quoted as saying "The Number One goal is a support system for kids."
That doesn't give me any sort of warm feeling for the Newark school system which is a major consumer of my tax money. I'm guessing that other taxpayers - mostly parents - may get sizzling hot over the idea, and not in the queer sense of the word.
We'll see.
In the meantime I hereby call upon Newark Schools to begin another support group, this one for masturbators.
I'm sure that there are many more masturbators at Newark Schools than there are homosexuals, and God knows masturbators need all the support they can get because they're getting none at all.
They too could have their own meetings in school facilities and talk about issues connected with masturbation.
Perhaps this same principal - Jesse Truett - would be available to advise the Masturbators Club because he said he will "support all our students, no matter who they are." He said he hopes his homosexual group of children "will become just another part of the Newark High School's landscape." He justified his commitment to this cause, in part, by saying "it's not unusual, and it's not strange."
Maybe not to him. But it sure as hell is to me and a lot of other taxpayers, and don't get me started on how the parents of these children must feel. But strange or not, I can almost guarantee that masturbation is a lot less unusual and a lot less strange and anyway it's long past time when masturbators came out of the closet. It's long past time when they got their own local headlines and a lot more media attention in general.
Masturbators have had neither national nor local recognition; they've never had tax dollars allocated to them (not even so much as the services of high school principal advisor or the use of school facilities), never had television shows devoted to their preferences, never had their own trips and club activities as is the hope of the children in this Gay Straight Alliance at NHS.
Masturbators, arise! Come, open the closet door and demand equality. Yours may be the last sexual activity yet to win media admiration, public reassurance and government support.
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