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>(1) The fact that the website isnt very well made and >seems to support a claim that its a small organization >which, if they dont have the resources to make a >webpage past that level, they prolly dont have the >resources to do anything than spout their opinions and >then find obscure examples to "prove" them. > >Are there radical homosexual movements? Probably so. >However, there are usually radical wings to anything. >There are radical violent anti-abortion groups. There >are still radical violent pro-white and pro-black (as >i'm sure pro-any race) groups. You can't judge an >entire group because some person has put up a website >which is supposedly violent in its content. > >I'd like to know how homosexuals are anti-family and >anti-morals. Is the fact that they dont make >"traditional" families make them anti-family? Does >someone being muslim make them anti-Christian? If >someone doesn't go to college does that make them >anti-education? If someone is left handed, does that >make them anti-right handed? NO. Just because someone >doesn't do what the majority of other people do, >doesn't make them anti-what the majority does. > > >There is also no evidence that homosexuals are >anti-morals. Again, is the fact that they do something >different than you or the majority does that >automatically make it wrong? What are they doing >which is hurting you? > >As far as "recruiting" other members, I'd like to know >how they do that. They may be trying to get closet >gays to come out of the closet or trying to teach >other people about what it means to be gay, but that >doesn't mean they are recruiting people to be gay. >There are at least 3 homosexuals living on my dorm >floor and never has one ever tried to "recruit" or >hit-on me at any time. > >As I keep looking over the site, i see that they are >complaining over a "pro-homosexual" survey given to >students which ask things like "why do you think you >are heterosexual?" and "why did you choose to be >heterosexual?" and so on. I don't see what is >unreasonable, especially if they are testing to see if >students say that they chose to be straight or just >were (possibly to prove a point). > >I must also note that at least one "manifesto" that >they have posted on a site is off of a website >apparently done as a JOKE. They dont even check to >see if all their sources are serious. > >Anyway, I am done discrediting this apparently >educational website. Have a good day.
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