"KK" > wrote in message
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> On Thu, 20 Nov 2008 23:31:52 +0000, BaJoRi wrote:
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>> Flip it around. Pushing an agenda in school is how people, whether gays
>> or religious bozos, seek to influence the thought processes on their
>> issue. Simple enough, even for you.
>
> And I've repeated ad nauseum: I'd oppose that agenda in school, also -
> or any religious agenda - but neither of those gives any moral, legal, or
> practical reason against *** marriage.

I am not against *** marriage. What I am against are the tactics being used
to achieve a goal, those tactics including, but not limited to,
intimidation, efforts to curtail the rights of others, and the attempted
implementation of social change through our school systems. To me that makes
many of them no different from the religious zealots they purportedly
dislike. But of course they don't see it that way because their rights are
more important than anyone elses.

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> I'm actually glad to see that the tactic is shifting from opposing ***
> marriage itself to the running-scared strategy of warning that the sky
> will fall if these people are allowed what they're entitled to.
>