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aprilkorova · 04-03-2001, 02:06 AM

Gemini,
You don't have to be under age 35 to see bigotry. You and I differ on certain things unrelated to webmastering (you know I admire you as a vet

) and you are entitled to your opinion, of course

, but she makes a LIVING out of dividing the public. I agree with some of what she says, as far as families go..being a mother and all. We do need to go back to basics. We've strayed too far as far as families go. But...Gay men and women are to blame? Non-Christians are to blame? Working mothers, who have no choice but to work are to blame? She has...some...good ideas, but, unfortunately, she clouded them with intolerance for different lifestyles and the constitutional right to pursuit of happiness. It may differ from what you or I or anyone else believes in (she still has the right to express her feelings, as we have the right to view our opposition)but, I have a problem with anyone that tries to rally people in a negative manner.

She thinks that her way is right and it is the ONLY way. If she was more humble in her opinions, I , personally, would not have the problem with her like I do. She is, purposefully, trying to exacerbate social differences in our culture for her own benefit. Thank god it didn't work in the end.
I am all for debate on any level, if it is constructive and beneficial. She was inflaming for personal gain, in my humble opinion. But, then again what do I know LOL.
I'm exactly what she hates, so I may be biased...

A teenage mom, who depended on the state to pay her medical bills while birthing her son (although, I felt TERRIBLE about it and have paid it back in taxes 10 fold), I have gay friends that I support in having families (Although, I am honest about telling them about my feeling that I feel it is not the best way to go...what choice to they have to have a family...go straight?) Women staying home and raising their children ( or men for that manner, but not all have the realistic choice to do so)...etc.

She is inflammatory, and that is not neccesarily a bad thing...Martin Luther King Jr. was inflammatory, I just think that her kind of controversy tends to seperate people and perpetuate stereotypes rather than heal and bring people together. I don't hate her...I just wish there wasn't a need or want for people like her.

04-03-2001, 02:06 AM
aprilkorova Confirmed User Join Date: Feb 2001 Location: SoCal Posts: 649	Gemini, You don't have to be under age 35 to see bigotry. You and I differ on certain things unrelated to webmastering (you know I admire you as a vet ) and you are entitled to your opinion, of course , but she makes a LIVING out of dividing the public. I agree with some of what she says, as far as families go..being a mother and all. We do need to go back to basics. We've strayed too far as far as families go. But...Gay men and women are to blame? Non-Christians are to blame? Working mothers, who have no choice but to work are to blame? She has...some...good ideas, but, unfortunately, she clouded them with intolerance for different lifestyles and the constitutional right to pursuit of happiness. It may differ from what you or I or anyone else believes in (she still has the right to express her feelings, as we have the right to view our opposition)but, I have a problem with anyone that tries to rally people in a negative manner. She thinks that her way is right and it is the ONLY way. If she was more humble in her opinions, I , personally, would not have the problem with her like I do. She is, purposefully, trying to exacerbate social differences in our culture for her own benefit. Thank god it didn't work in the end. I am all for debate on any level, if it is constructive and beneficial. She was inflaming for personal gain, in my humble opinion. But, then again what do I know LOL. I'm exactly what she hates, so I may be biased... A teenage mom, who depended on the state to pay her medical bills while birthing her son (although, I felt TERRIBLE about it and have paid it back in taxes 10 fold), I have gay friends that I support in having families (Although, I am honest about telling them about my feeling that I feel it is not the best way to go...what choice to they have to have a family...go straight?) Women staying home and raising their children ( or men for that manner, but not all have the realistic choice to do so)...etc. She is inflammatory, and that is not neccesarily a bad thing...Martin Luther King Jr. was inflammatory, I just think that her kind of controversy tends to seperate people and perpetuate stereotypes rather than heal and bring people together. I don't hate her...I just wish there wasn't a need or want for people like her.