OPINION: Will Congress Endorse GLSEN's Day of Silence?

By Illinois Family Institute , Upholding Marriage and Family - April 06, 2009

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Being an eternal optimist, every time some execrable cultural event takes place, I think, finally this will be the event that awakens the conservative masses from their moral slumber. As each travesty passes, however, and another one arrives with nary a peep from the conservative masses, I'm beginning to wonder if we've ingested a lethal dose of Ambien. We now have openly homosexual and cross-dressing public school administrators, teachers, and support staff in elementary, middle, and ... Read the Full Article
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OPINION: Will Congress Endorse GLSEN's Day of Silence?
  • Zoe Brain
    Here's why it's needed

    Advisor to the Conservative group NARTH, Dr Joseph Berger:

    "I suggest, indeed, letting children who wish go to school in clothes of the opposite sex — but not counseling other children to not tease them or hurt their feelings.

    On the contrary, don’t interfere, and let the other children ridicule the child who has lost that clear boundary between play-acting at home and the reality needs of the outside world. Maybe, in this way, the child will re-establish that necessary boundary."

    It's because some conservative people believe that bullying in a Good Cause is not just acceptable, but praiseworthy.

    I'm a conservative. But these people do not speak for me, I know they exist though, even if you do not. There is a genuine need here, it's not some "Liberal fantasy". People like Dr Berger are no record as supporting bullying. This must cease.

    - Zoe BrainAU April 7, 2009 9:59AM

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