LuvRPgrl
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As soon as a person declares their stance on homosexuality, the pro homosexual groups automatically label you a homophobe if you dont support them.
Yet, Tammy Bruce, a Lesbian radio talk show host, former pres. of the Los Angeles chapter of NOW, has stated that a vast majority of homosexuals have their first encounter when they are quite young.
If this is true, it shows a pre disposistion amongst the homosexual community to "prey" on youngsters, hence one more arguement to not "endorse" homosexuality (which is what granting same sex marriage would do) and protecting our kids is hardly akin to being a homophobic.
The following three paragraphs, which is part of a story, true story, about two killers in Chicago, USA, early 20th century. In it, there are quite a few major illustrations of how some things are not so good for us, even though we may not think they are harmful at all.
One is too much money, which causes the kids of such parents to often grow up spoiled and anti social. Can anyone say "Paris Hilton"?
Another is the illustration of young homosexual encounters.
Another is the over rating of intelligence and its value to a person.
The ensuing trial also lead to the first ever succesful "mentally ill" defense, and one of the two murderers did not even spend his entire life in prison, though given a life sentence.
"On an afternoon in May 1924, the sons of two of Chicagos wealthiest and most illustrious families drove to the Harvard School for boys in Kenwood and kidnapped a young boy named Bobby Franks. Their plan was to carry out the perfect murder... a scheme so devious that only two men of superior intellect, such as their own, could accomplish. These two men were Richard Loeb and Nathan Leopold. They were the privileged heirs of well-known Chicago families who had embarked on a life of crime for fun and for the pure thrill of it. There were also a pair of sexual deviants who considered themselves to be brilliant -- a claim that would later lead to their downfall.
When captured, the case became known as "the trial of the century".
Nathan Leopold had been born in 1904 and from an early age had a number of homosexual encounters, culminating in a relationship with Richard Loeb. He was an excellent student with a genius IQ and was only 18 when he graduated from the University of Chicago...."
http://www.prairieghosts.com/leopold.html
Yet, Tammy Bruce, a Lesbian radio talk show host, former pres. of the Los Angeles chapter of NOW, has stated that a vast majority of homosexuals have their first encounter when they are quite young.
If this is true, it shows a pre disposistion amongst the homosexual community to "prey" on youngsters, hence one more arguement to not "endorse" homosexuality (which is what granting same sex marriage would do) and protecting our kids is hardly akin to being a homophobic.
The following three paragraphs, which is part of a story, true story, about two killers in Chicago, USA, early 20th century. In it, there are quite a few major illustrations of how some things are not so good for us, even though we may not think they are harmful at all.
One is too much money, which causes the kids of such parents to often grow up spoiled and anti social. Can anyone say "Paris Hilton"?
Another is the illustration of young homosexual encounters.
Another is the over rating of intelligence and its value to a person.
The ensuing trial also lead to the first ever succesful "mentally ill" defense, and one of the two murderers did not even spend his entire life in prison, though given a life sentence.
"On an afternoon in May 1924, the sons of two of Chicagos wealthiest and most illustrious families drove to the Harvard School for boys in Kenwood and kidnapped a young boy named Bobby Franks. Their plan was to carry out the perfect murder... a scheme so devious that only two men of superior intellect, such as their own, could accomplish. These two men were Richard Loeb and Nathan Leopold. They were the privileged heirs of well-known Chicago families who had embarked on a life of crime for fun and for the pure thrill of it. There were also a pair of sexual deviants who considered themselves to be brilliant -- a claim that would later lead to their downfall.
When captured, the case became known as "the trial of the century".
Nathan Leopold had been born in 1904 and from an early age had a number of homosexual encounters, culminating in a relationship with Richard Loeb. He was an excellent student with a genius IQ and was only 18 when he graduated from the University of Chicago...."
http://www.prairieghosts.com/leopold.html
