Defend your values, while you still can

[NewsWatcher]

Militant homosexuals are shutting down free speech. They've been targeting speakers, workshops, and conferences. Basically any event where a conservative view on homosexuality is presented by a speaker, or discussed/debated during a workshop is fair game. Gritty "gay" radicals are troubled that people will hear the conservative side of the argument that says, "gays can change." In the last month several news sources reported that some "gays" and lesbians intent on muzzling free speech have started rioting. Once they've taken over, "queer activists" march around clapping, screaming, beating on pots and pans and chanting at the top of their lungs, "We're here, we're queer. Get used to it!" and "H--l no, we won't go!"

http://www.renewamerica.us/columns/mwest/080523

[Jon-Marc]

It's just one of the signs that the end times are close--very close.

[Allegiance]

Ugh...they can't take down freedom of speech on either end. How can they just take away whats protected in the First Amendment? Legal action could be taken if gays are removing a right we have.

[Petals]

It's just one of the signs that the end times are close--very close.

I feel the same.  This world is just unbelievable and not the one I knew while growing up when Christian values, common sense, and the Ten Commandments were thought of as good things.

[Jon-Marc]

It's just one of the signs that the end times are close--very close.

I feel the same.  This world is just unbelievable and not the one I knew while growing up when Christian values, common sense, and the Ten Commandments were thought of as good things.

I remember when we said the pledge to the flag with the words "One nation under God", and no one complained. I remember prayer and Bible reading done by some teachers at the beginning of the class. I remember being able to pray at meal time in school and reading my New Testament during times when I had no class. Yes, I was made fun of, but I wasn't expelled for it.

There's a joke (though more true than funny) about some boys who were seen by a teacher kneeling in the hallway. She ran up and blurted out, "What are you boys doing?" One boy replied, "We're shooting craps." The teacher let out a sigh of relief and said, "Thank goodness! I thought you were praying."

No, that's all too true to be funny. Students caught praying or reading a Bible in school would more than likely be expelled, but if caught looking at porn in the boy's restroom, the teachers would probably just say, "Well, boys will be boys."