As far as I can tell, it comes from Michael Reagan:
Funny thing about the quote is the second sentence doesn’t relate to the first. That divorce became more common doesn’t mean that for the individual couples it was more acrimonious, costly or damaging.
I think by NOT accepting homosexuality that we create one more avenue of violence toward people who don’t think what we think they should think. Therefore, by being more accepting we would REDUCE decline and promote growth.
None of my business. Or, maybe those bad straight people should quit having gay babies?
The Shadow Knows! (Why d’ye think he always has Shrevvy around and he never married Margo Lane?)
Lots of people are gay. Lots of straight people have some semblance of moral character and thus support full equality for homosexuals. Neither of those categories wants to work in an environment where irrational bigotry based on a ridiculous book about talking snakes is the guiding principle of people’s behavior. This is going to hurt companies that insist on turning chicken sandwiches into dollars for homophobia campaigns, states that pass laws enshrining a religious right to beat people to death, and other bastions of barbarian thinking, on an economic level. It already happens with things like tourism boycotts on racial grounds, there’s no reason to think there isn’t an analogy to other persecuted minorities.
Cahoots is $10 extra, Mister!
Imagine if there were a Gay Mafia . . . One would be expected to be very demonstrative, when going on one’s knees to seek a favor of Don Fellatore.
Certainly “kiss his ring” might become ambiguous…
Very off-topic from the OP, but as it doesn’t warrant its own thread recently I’m bumping this one to link to a news story from this week:
Did Hitler Have a Secret Sone With a French Teenager?
While there’s no DNA evidence either way,
It’s an interesting question, “If you could prove you were a descendant of Hitler and by so proving could earn millions from his estate, would you?” OTOH, you’re not responsible for any of his crimes, and on the other, he was Hitler.
Why use 1960 as the start? California’s law didn’t go into effect until January 1, 1970.
Why ignore the rates after 1980, while the rate has been going down?
Why, because the 1960 was about the bottom of the rate, it had been dropping for decades.
It does make for good sound bites but it makes for super poor evidence.
“lets select numbers that fit our POV, even if they have no relation to our stated cause”