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To: Heywood40 who wrote (1013627)	4/27/2017 4:39:43 PM
From: POKERSAM	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1575775

I would not say it is at the center of my life but it is one of the things I hate most about the day we live in. When I was growing up in small town America I only knew of one queer. His name was Jerry Joe ....... As a boy growing up we called people we did not like Jerry Joe. Fights were sometimes had as a result. It was a terrible insult to be called Jerry Joe. Being queer was not admired as it is today it was seen as a perversion and a mental disorder. Today every queer who comes out is called a hero and praised for its courage. Our culture today creates a lot of queers by telling children that it is fine and just another life style that is just as acceptable as any other. This of course is a lie. Children today watch it on TV and listen to the dialogue about it and do not have the aversion to it that children had when I was growing up. I think some young people think it is cool to be gay so they give it a try. IMO queers should stay hidden in the closet. People should condemn it as a mental disorder and something that is disgusting, terribly sad, and against nature. This is not to say that the suffering of queers is not something to be pitied. I pity their suffering and struggle to deal with their mental disorder. I think it is a shame that society tells them they are fine rather than getting them the help they need. They know they are NOT fine. Having a gay President in Obama and having him light up the White House with the colors of the gay flag was an abomination. For me it was horrible that the President of The United States would do such a thing. He stated that LGBTQs were equal in dignity to himself and Michelle. Of course he was right. They all had an equal lack of dignity. No, standing against this filth and moral rot is not just a hobby for me. Nor is it the center of my life. It is, however, one of those things that I would change in our country if I could. With all of the voices praising LGBTQs, I will continue to lend mine to the contrary. I have made my opinion on this subject very plain. If you missed it you can read that list of post you put together.