B”H
I have just read an interesting article below and I find it filled
with irony. You see the person who wrote the report is a ‘gay activist’
who indulges in the most vitriolic attacks on anyone who publicly does not agree
with gay marriages or the homosexual lifestyle. With all due respect, the
homosexual lifestyle is not one that is portrayed as the ‘ideal lifestyle’ for
the majority. What the author of this
article fails to realise is several things. One, the majority of society hopes
for their children to be happily married to a member of the opposite sex or in
a heterosexual partnership. Two, while every gay, homosexual or lesbian person
is owed and given respect as a human being, it is not a normal lifestyle and in
keeping with an orthodox stance or a Torah stance, homosexuality with all due
respect to the author of this article and other gay people is not one that most
people in heterosexual marriages or relationships would want for their child –
male or female.
What Mikeybear is doing is indulging in a bit of
intellectual bullying by stating that if you the reader does not agree with his
position on this issue than you are responsible for the suicides of
homosexuals. Again with all due respect, the fact that a person thinks of
suicide is a product of a sick and depressed mind. Such a person is not happy
and in need of analysis and obviously got issues to sort through with an
appropriate mentor or mental health professional. Such is not a person who is
an ardent activist for the homosexual community. That is a bit like asking the
fox to watch the chickens.
I find a cringe factor in that we are being asked to accept something that goes against the grain for most. It is not that we are advocating discrimination or hatred, but simply to deal with this complex issue sensitively and to protect young people from abuse and to allow them to sort their lives out to live a more normal life style than the one espoused by Mikeybear and his mates.
In fact, if one were to really look at this issue, one of
the key factors is that many young people go through an identity crisis in
their early to late teens and they may have a close relationship with someone
of the same sex who is older or even the same age. That does not mean that they
are gay or homosexual. This relationship is more often than not, platonic as it
should be. It is often a normal part of growing up to have a crush on a person
of the same sex as they search for the appropriate role models, especially if
they have an indifferent relationship or a difficult one with their parent of
the same sex. The children who have this sort of crush are very vulnerable. Extremely
vulnerable to abuse by unscrupulous members of the homosexual community who for
the obvious reasons may have a physical attraction to the young person and want
to initiate a physical relationship with a younger person in order to feed
their own ego and to demonstrate that there is ‘nothing wrong with same sex
relationships’.
I have a problem with same sex relationships because they
are against Torah and Torah principles. The progressive community is sad in
that they are so ready to want to be accepted by goyim that they have these ‘easy
pat conversions’, openness to homosexual partnerships that tries to make them
appear the ‘norm’ and openness to non kosher food that one wonders why they don’t
just put a spire and a cross on their temples and be done with it.
There are morals, ethics, rules and social conventions. There
is only so far that you can bend them before they break and the community with
it. You must have boundaries and you must have lines drawn in the bedrock that
cannot be crossed because they attack the very essential fabric of society. I
respect the fact that some people are homosexual and I am the first to say that
any person should be treated with respect and honour due any human being, but
honestly where do we go from here. Should we soon espouse paedophiles as the minority
group but allow that too. Should we allow wife beating and so on. I think
Mikeybear should be aware of the facts and that is that someone who is suicidal
has got real problems and it is not the fact that they are homosexual and ‘not
accepted by society’, but the simple fact is that they do not accept society
and social conventions and the norm. Why should heterosexuals feel guilty
because they are heterosexual? Why
should we be made to feel there is something wrong with us, because we are not
gay and do not support same sex marriage and are not accepting of same sex lifestyles
as the NORM?
Here is the article for those who want to waste time reading this man's insidous ramblings. http://mikeybear.wordpress.com/2011/11/02/jccv-on-glbt-discrimination-or-when-the-report-becomes-part-of-the-problem/
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