“‘Day of Silence’ is about coercing students to repudiate traditional morality. It’s time for Christian parents to draw the line – if your children will be exposed to this DOS propaganda in their school, then keep them home for the day,” he said.
The “Day of Silence” promotion is intended, ostensibly, to make students “aware” of the “discrimination” suffered by homosexuals in society, by having students remain silent for the day. Such events typically are organized by a school’s “Gay-Straight Alliance” group, but the event has been promoted for its previous 11 years by the Gay, Lesbian and Straight Education Network, an organization with the agenda of establishing homosexual advocacy organizations such as GSAs in all schools in the nation.
The pro-family coalition said the event “is designed to pressure students to regard homosexual, bisexual, and transgender behavior as normal and worthy.” It said the teaching environment is disrupted by the event because some students “and even some teachers” remain silent through the school day.
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"It said the teaching environment is disrupted by the event because some students "and even some teachers" remain silent through the school day. "
We should beat up the faggots instead. That would be much less disruptive.
"The "Day of Silence" promotion is intended, ostensibly, to make students "aware" of the "discrimination" suffered by homosexuals in society"
And of course the best "way" to show that this "discrimination" is "all" a lot of "rubbish" is to rant endless"ly" about how gays, bis, and trans people "are" abnormal and should be ostracized and percecuted.
"You" are a braindead "shithead"
Yet I bet if they exact same events were based around religious persecution (but only of YOUR religion of course), you'd be all for it. Fuckwit.
Also, I am so sick of saying "it's not okay to not treat gay people like human beings" being called "propanganda." Oh no, we're trying to brainwash your children into acting like decent human beings, the way Jesus would have wanted them to! HOW HORRIBLE!!
Oh, good God. People get murdered for being true to themselves, and you get pissed off because people mourn them? You're not Christians, you're a freaking death cult!
Never saw much point in the Day of Silence where I was concerned. I'm so quiet in my usual affairs that I don't think further silence makes anything resembling a meaningful statement.
But I'd support the more loquacious if they chose to observe.
if it weren't for **!!!!**!* like this, we wouldn't need such events.
but of course these poor darlings are sooo persecuted...
PC means "polite and considerate", ie not treating people who are different as shit even if you disagree with them
This kind of bullshit just makes me ill. Students make an effort to bring prejudice and violence toward homosexuals to light and then people have to be dicks about it and claim it is 'part of the homosexual agenda.' And they think it's acceptable and comparable to come up with 'The Day Of Truth' to tell people how it's horrible to be a homosexual.
If there weren't people who thought that 'The Day Of Truth' would be a good thing, then there wouldn't have been a 'Day of Silence' in the first place. Assholes. There is already enough hostility toward homosexuals, and DOS is trying to counteract that, and then they think it's a good idea to go out and counteract DOS by pushing their anti-homosexual beliefs. Just... There really aren't any words for this.
Funny, I thought traditional morality mostly involved loving thy neighbor. I thought that intolerance, willful ignorance, and hateful bigotry were all IMmoral. Or maybe that's just my brand of morality.
Yes, efforts to teach kids tolerance and acceptance of those who are different are all compliments of the homosexual agenda. Just like efforts to teach kids that just because someone's skin is different from yours doesn't mean they're bad originate from the black agenda. And the First Amendment is really a Jewish conspiracy. And the Treaty of Tripoli is a Muslim conspiracy. And...
A girl in my class does this. She also did a protest that was exactly the same, but for aborted fetuses, and I don't see any of you Fundie pricks bitching about that.
Hell, I'd totally participate in it if I knew how to sign up, or whatever. I'm tired of getting called on when I don't want to answer the fucking question, and could use a break. End result's for a good cause, too.
Not for abortion, though. I don't like it when people try to limit the choices of others.
Poor you, the homos are oppressing you by, you know, not being content to die for your amusement. Gay people and their straight friends and family aren't content to let you kill people.
This is what it's about, at a basic level. GLBT people have a right to everything straight people do, and, unfortunately, assholes like you are off killing 14 year old kids. 14 year old kids are being murdered just for having the audacity to exist, and you're bitching about "how bad you Christians have it?" Fuck you.
"It said the teaching environment is disrupted by the event because some students "and even some teachers" remain silent through the school day."
Riiiiggghhhttt...
Nothing so "disruptive" as some people being quiet all day. Every time I go to the library, i cant' read, what with all of them other people NOT talking.
I'm bisexual. I'm a good wife, a good mother, and an all-around decent person (you know, that whole do unto others thing). And yet, I'm abnormal and unworthy because I happen to like women? Who are you to judge my worth as a human being? You don't like it? Don't do it. As for the rest, fuck you.
I participated in Day of Silence when I was in high school, and it's funny to think that it could be so threatening to them. We had 10-15 people at most and all we did was not talk, dress for the occassion (mouth-coverings, t-shirts, jewelery, makeup, rainbow stuff.), and hand out cards.
If anything, it's a great opportunity for gay-bashers to mock the kids who participated.
"If there weren't people who thought that 'The Day Of Truth' would be a good thing, then there wouldn't have been a 'Day of Silence' in the first place. "
Actually, Deep Search, I think Day of Silnece was around first.
Confused?
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