California Minute

 May 25, 2011

Queer Sexuality – Straight from the “Horse’s” Mouth

by Ron Prentice,
Chief Executive Officer

An opinion piece by Daniel Villareal has seen extraordinary online circulation due to its drastic honesty. Published by the Queerty Web site, the article’s title is “Can We Please Just Start Admitting That We Do Actually Want To Indoctrinate Kids?”

Some of you may have read about this, but very few of you have likely read the entire piece. I distributed the article to a group of adults last night, but still thought it best to censor it.

The writer accuses others in the homosexual community of lying when they claim they have no interest in making kids learn about homosexuality.

“Recruiting children? You bet we are,” writes Villareal. “Why would we push anti-bullying programs or social studies classes that teach children about the historical contributions of famous queers unless we wanted to deliberately educate children to accept queer sexuality as normal?” Today, in California’s Legislature, Senate Bill 48 – mandating the inclusion in public school textbooks of only the positive contributions of homosexual, bisexual, and transgender personalities – is a few short steps away from becoming law. And although campus 'bullying' laws have been in place for at least a decade, there are several current bills that stress giving children sexual orientation education when involved in bullying. Another bill – Assembly Bill 887 – would change the legal definition of one’s gender to whatever a person chooses, in the civil, education, government, insurance, labor, and penal code sections of California law. A child confused about his or her sexual orientation hardly stands a chance to find godly counsel in the public education system.

“And I would very much like for many of these young boys to grow up and start [having sex with] men. I want lots of young ladies to develop into young women who voraciously [have oral sex with women].” Villareal goes on to say that not teaching kids “about queer issues makes them ignorant, hateful little morons.” 

Last week a Gallup survey claimed that a majority of Americans now favor same-sex marriage. That is an unbelievable statistic, truly, considering that voters in 31 states have now protected man-woman marriage in law, with most of those states registering majorities well over 60 per cent! Any time the people vote, traditional marriage wins; thankfully, Minnesotans will have their chance to vote in 2012.

This is what we know to be true: people are not up front when responding to polls about same-sex marriage. Apparently we are even afraid of violent retaliation by pollsters when it comes to expressing our views on marriage! Yet we know that as younger voters marry and have children of their own, their views on same-sex marriage and what their children should be taught become much more traditional.

Coming Friday: how you can help stop SB 48, AB 887, and other pro-homosexual bills from becoming law.