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In a few years after gay marriage is "normal" they will start to say that the churches are hate places (hate speechifiers -- they'll come up with a catchier metaphor you can be sure).   There will be posters of a gay couple with a cute small child of a different race in front of a church and the child will say, "why do they hate us."

Then they will say, why tax deduction to hate?

That's how they will attack, and you can bet your life on it.

Because it's not just their plan, it's the devil's.[/quote]

Oy vey, you're a whackadoodle!

My gay married friends with kids go to church and are very active in faith based activities. My single gay friends are active in their churches as well. So there's no need to fear gays tearing down churches. Seriously. You might want to try actually speaking with a gay person IRL before passing such crazy judgment.[/quote]

I know gays all too well.   For example, my gay brother in law left his personal dating profile on our family computer:  his turn on "father son scenes."

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Do you wish to be educated on what this actually means? Because just from those three words I can tell you what it almost certainly does not mean. It almost certainly does not mean that your brother in law is a person who intends to actually violate children or act on a literal sexual relationship with his hypothetical son. That wording was very specific, and means something very specific but easy to misunderstand. Your brother in law is likely not the monster you believe him to be. What you read is actually easily explainable with just a few facts about something you're probably unaware of or have serious misconceptions of. If you were to request it I could perhaps explain more fully what you BIL is probably into and why it's not a problem in any way in terms of a child's safety. My explanation would be very blunt, and possibly uncomfortable, and would not be something you can unread, but it would not be explicit in any way and thus could be written in a way that would probably be appropriate for this board.[/quote]

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