Comments on: Heterosexual Agenda: Sex-Crazed Principal Targets Christian School Moms

By: Regan DuCasse

Regan DuCasse — Sat, 21 Feb 2009 20:08:58 +0000

Yikes, horrendous grammar.

I mean, those who contributed to the passage of Prop. 8, didn’t contribute to forestall the passage of Prop. 4.
But still.

By: Regan DuCasse

Regan DuCasse — Sat, 21 Feb 2009 20:07:33 +0000

See, when hetero men behave this way. School workers who assault or sexually engage female students in affairs. Abandon their children, murder their children over custody issues and so on….
All those people that Jason D linked, are perpetually SILENT.

But if this A-hat had been a GAY MAN, they’d be ALL over it.

These same orgs constantly conflate marriage equality with abortion and adultery.
Here in CA, there was only ONE other family related issue on the ballot. It was Prop. 4, that would require the parents of pregnant girls under 14 to be notified if she sought an abortion.

I’ve noticed that NONE of the contributors to Prop. 8, didn’t contribute to the passage of Prop. 4.
There was NO mention of Prop. 4 on any of the CA websites regarding family and marriage.
I tried to talk to some of those in church leadership about Prop. 4 and only a few had even heard of it.

Right.

So, our taxes will be going through the roof. Productive citizens are leaving CA to be supplanted by those who aren’t. To say nothing of all of us fiscally impacted because of the bank failures.
We’ve had some of the worst domestic violence cases any law enforcement agency has ever seen.
And domestic violence is fueled by economic downturns in families.
And so is divorce.
And underage pregnant girls can seek abortions without their parents permission (not that I have a problem with that).

But the zeal to show the gays, is another lesson in twisted priorities.
Between the expenditure to STAY legally marriage and defeat Prop. 8, and the expense in passing it.

‘Showing the gays’ created a hot mess altogether.
Everything ELSE is out of control, but at least gay people can’t get married.

Yeah…way to go.

By: Bene D

Bene D — Sun, 20 Apr 2008 05:04:27 +0000

I have a question.

Is it legal to sell graduation under a home school curriculum in Texas and bypass the state exam?

By: Erica B.

Erica B. — Sun, 20 Apr 2008 01:18:35 +0000

Technically is more of a “work study” financial aid program than “scholarship”… I wonder what he would do if a mother said, “Uh, no, I’d much rather just pay the $300.”

Hope this slimeball gets in serious trouble somehow.