The nerve of these heifers... Please read a piece from their little letter of crap.
On Aug. 5, the GOP's Maine kleptocrats, Susan Collins and Olympia Snowe, joined Oregon Sen. Jeff Merkley and longtime sponsor Ted Kennedy in reintroducing the Employment Non-Discrimination Act (ENDA), which we'll call the "gay quota bill" for short. ENDA is profoundly dangerous.
It turns private sin into a public right and brings the force of government against morality itself. Any such law is a violation of our unalienable rights as proclaimed in the Declaration of Independence. To put it more simply, a statute that directly contradicts God's moral law is illegitimate. Laws embody and reflect morality, or they are not laws. They are tyranny. That's why so-called same-sex "marriage" laws are absurd and treacherous. Forcing citizens to accept a counterfeit as the real thing is an act of despotism.
ENDA adds not only "sexual orientation" but "gender identity" to federal workplace anti-discrimination law. Thus, it takes an ax to the idea that sexual behavior has a natural normalcy or any relation to morality. It falsely equates a changeable condition (sexual desire) with race and ethnicity. Worse, it turns traditional values into a form of bigotry punishable under the law.
People who like to describe themselves as "fiscal conservatives but social liberals" are fooling themselves. Without morality, you cannot have a sound economy, as Adam Smith pointedly observed.
The left has long been at war against sexual morals for good reason. People conditioned to think as short-term opportunists instead of as members of the family tree are easy to manipulate. Just give them the false promise of a painless future free from individual responsibility.
Get a job, ladies. This mess is silly! Where are you, in the 1940s?
Family values have been remixed. Your ideal family life is dead, there are many styles, many forms.
Catch up, or catch Herpes.
2 comments:
LMAO@Concerned Tramps For America. I couldn't stop laughing long enough to read...LOL
Actually, isn't there a greater chance of catching herpes if we "catch up" instead of going "old school" (one man, one woman, till death do us part)?
My husband and I were both virgins when we were married and have thoroughly enjoyed our sex life free of condoms and any worry of STD's...been married almost 15 years now and it just gets better and better :)
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