FROM WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25, 2012
"He said we lost our right to free speech when we walked into that classroom."
Dear Marriage Supporter,
He's 14 years old and goes to Church with his parents.
And he was recently kicked out of class and threatened with suspension by his teacher. What did he do wrong?
He disagreed with his economics teacher over the morality of homosexual conduct.
THAT'S IT!
Click here to listen to Daniel Glowacki tell his story in his own words.
Entering his economics classroom, Daniel asked a question of the teacher: Why did a fellow student have to take off her Confederate belt buckle to enter the class, but the students had to listen to the teacher's own political activism?
For that, he was thrown out of class.
But that was just the beginning.
As he left class, the teacher called him a racist and a bigot and told him that he was going to have Daniel suspended for bullying and harassment against homosexuals!
That began a campaign against Daniel...Facebook, email, radio and television appearances...all decrying this 14-year-old boy as a bigot and a hater.
My friend, is this what society has come to?
We started the Marriage Anti-Defamation Alliance to shed light on the deplorable behavior of the radical same-sex marriage advocates who are running roughshod over the freedoms and religious liberties of Americans all across the country.
Please go to marriageada.org and watch this video. You and I need to be informed and we need to stand up to the bullies who are trying to tell us that we are second-class citizens for believing that marriage is between a man and a woman because children need a mother and a father.
Faithfully,
Brian S. Brown
Executive Director
NOM Education Fund
P.S. We must debunk the myth that the same-sex marriage movement is about "live-and-let-live." We cannot let them have a free pass when they're attacking our CHILDREN. So, please, forward this email to three friends right now so they can see the truth and get involved.
Simply visit MarriageADA.org to learn about the vicious attacks on your religious liberties going on all across America. Thank you again, and God bless you!
It is an interesting point that the same-sex marriage movement is not about a "live-and-let-live" idea. The effects of allowing same-sex marriage would likely alter many aspects of our lives, and therefore, it is not a live-and-let-live idea. For one, when does it get to the point that it is hate speech for a pastor to preach against homosexual conduct from the pulpit? And will the government every be able to remove the tax exempt status of a church that preaches against homosexual conduct? Further, our children will indeed be affected by the legalization of same-sex marriages while at school. Yes, parents can and should take the lead on teaching children morality, but what do you do when you have teachers in your school like the economics teacher from the blog above?
ReplyDeleteIt is ironic that same-sex marriage advocates are telling us to "live-and-let-live" when indeed they do not want us to "live."