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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH

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To: American Spirit who wrote (341603)1/10/2003 5:10:09 PM
From: Johannes Pilch  Read Replies (1) of 769670
 
Well I hope you know I agree with this. But of course the homosexuals are not keeping to themselves. They are trying to export acceptance of their lifestyles by our public schools and other resources, resources that are made possible only by heterosexuality and not at all by homosexuality.

This choir in your parents' church certainly presents no sufficient basis to require Americans to support homosexuality. And the freedom homosexuals have to act contrary to their heterosexual nature does not come to them via their homosexuality. As I have said, homosexuality is not human nature in the first place, but is instead a corruption of human nature that, like cancer, has long been attached to mankind. Merely because it exists is no reason to accept it as good and it is by no means a reason to expect others to accept it.

There is also no logic that I can see to force our accepting homosexuality merely because we accept heterosexuality. We by nature must accept heterosexuality. So then if the Boy Scouts do not wish to accept openly homosexual men as scout leaders or members, that is its natural right, even if they should use the public resources of a society that, like the Scouts and even the homosexuals themselves, is by fundamental nature heterosexual.
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