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c.,
I am not sure what you are saying~~just raise 'em tough and hope for the
best? Right, but it is disgusting to watch all these little groups,
tyranny of the minority, subvert anything of traditional and proven value from
the Boy Scouts to Christmas carols. The next generation shows every sign
of reverting to atavistic traits en mass, many of these kids have NO parental
guidance and are rearing themselves and all they have is a steady diet of these
'new and improved' values. Sadly, these kids must not only deal with the
homo agenda but defective textbooks in the hands of semi-literate teachers,
violence at an unprecedented rate, drugs, booze, bullying, creeping socialism,
racism, reverse-discrimination, pollutants and sabotage of the food
chain and a federal govt hell-bent on nothing but social engineering.
It cannot be right to hand them over to every pernicious group that comes down
the pike and I am not sure anything IS more important.
Those of us that remember a better time and place grieve for what could
have been in this experiment called freedom. We had this ridiculous idea
that things were going to improve with each generation for it seemed to do so
for so long but no more. Every extremist group is contributing its fair share to
the undoing of society as a whole from the eco-extreme refusing to build power
plants to those pushing religious intolerance. Remember what de
Tocqueville said and yes, good, is subjective but there are general guidelines
on which most could agree. The premature exposure of children to sexuality
is usually universally taboo. Thank God my own ARE older. But in
this one battle of the larger war, you know what?? I'm betting on the
Scouts! They will turn it into becoming stronger and more
self-reliant. But I will be double-da*ned if I am going to contribute and
pay and support with taxes or otherwise those with the destruction of the way of
life that even grants them what rights they do have. Pity the fools!
(credit duly given to Mr. T.)
~Amelia~
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From: c.
Sent: Thursday, June 07, 2001 2:12 PM
Subject: Re: [CTRL] Fw: Re: [CTRL] Federal AIDS Funding amelia
i am not agreeing or disagreeing with what you have written here but it has
made me think closely about what it is i fear about for my son and children in
general. two different fears- my son being molested and fear of his education
(formal and social).
because my child is a boy my obvious fear is of a homosexual paedophile. if
he was a girl- then a heterosexual paedophile. or an opportunist in either case.
this direct threat to my child (boy or girl) is not fear of homosexuals- it is
fear of paedophiles, or opportunists.
"all men are potential rapists" the hysterical cried a long time ago.
ridiculous suggestion i thought before my son was born and suddenly i was
realising that "all men are potential opportunists" and i got real scared. i
read the other day a posting regarding the appropriate people to be working with
children- straight men with boys but not girls, gay men with girls but not boys?
that sort of thing. and it is so damned sad that women don't even need to be
included in this- the percentage, i would suggest, of women sexual abusers is
very little to almost the point of inconsequence (except of course when it
occurs at all). the fear is of men :/
the politics of education are stark. either opt out of the system and
educate in another environment (not as hard as it may sound) or arm your child
with the tools he needs to survive in the system we are in.
as you say- extreme homosexual pressure groups are just one of a number of
political views trying to change things in their favour. the way our children
are taught is so fluid from generation to generation that worrying about
homosexuality being promoted to the detriment of hetrosexuality is as useless as
worrying about the history they are being taught (particularly pertinent in
scotland actually)... useless to worry cause it is down to me to make sure i am
the person that he can talk to- that i am consistent enough for him to ask me
about stuff, trusting me to tell him the truth about stuff, trusting me so that
he comes to me and tells me his problems so that a/. he always questions what
people tell him, teach him and b/. so that he doesn't go to another man to
confide in his problems so that he doesn't get molested by that man. the
children's parents have the power to really educate their children and to hell
with the infiltration of ANY political or economic influence into our kid's
heads during school or play time. let's face it- the influences out there are
awsome and many- the homosexual issue in schools is so inconsequential and has
less chance of damaging children than many other things. it is down to me to
balance it- why on earth would i expect safety for me or my children out
there?
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