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GAY SCOUTS OF AMERICA

As a conservative, Christian American, I find the latest assault on our values is beyond outrageous. I'm talking about the homophiles' response to the Boy Scouts of America maintaining their tradition not allowing homosexuals to join their organization. This came to my attention when an effeminate young man, who had obviously curled his hair came to my door wearing the "Gay Scouts of America" uniform. This consists of a hot pink beret, a rainbow colored neckerchief, a frilly pastel-pink shirt unbuttoned to bellow the navel, hot pink hot pants, knee high rainbow socks and a pair of white high heel shoes. Fellow conservatives can imagine my horror as the lad asked me in a gay drawl if I'd like to buy some "Gay Scout Twinkles." These, it turns out, are pink, cream-filled pastries, dyed (you guessed it) pink. I was further horrified as my young son approached from behind me and the Gay Scout winked at him.

Now, every preacher in every church knows the seeds of homosexuality were sown in San Francisco by the counterculture. First it was the marijuana, the long hair worn by males, then came the butt-patting, buggering practices of drug crazed fiends who have, ever since, tried to normalize gaiety in our society. Now the Gay Scouts are trying to recruit our sons to participate in camping trips supervised by Gay Scout leaders they call "mothers," transvestites wearing high heel hiking boots! The most frequent outing is to hot springs where all sorts of badges are awarded for all manner of decadent behaviors. What, in God's name, is going on in this country? The moral foundation of America is crumbling into a sea of sin where gay mermaids frolic amidst waves Gay Scouts surf for badges, I can't take any more of this: Gay Scouts at the door, sadonecropedapyrobeastaphiliacs, evanid and "Konstant Kitty!" When, where, how will it all end? I'm going to call Bush's kid to see if she has any more of that Xanax. Maybe Rush has some more pain killers I can borrow. Goddamn liberals! Maybe I'll enlist in the military and kill some kids in Iraq. At least there my fellow recruits don't ask and don't tell, leaving my latent homosexual tendencies in the closet where they belong.

 

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evanid
Tuesday, 07 November 2006
Aahaa! So, you've finally admitted the truth: It's your own latent sexual tendencies that you're scared of. Yes firefall, come out of the closet. Party and dance with the ladyboys. Change the stupid name of the bar you own from Heteronly to Amvets (the name, believe it or not, of the gay bar in Missoula, MT). Enjoy Hell's Happy Hour with those of us who just don't give a fuck anymore. A tsunami of sin will soon wash us all away as population pressures explode into hell's cataclysm. So party with the former Prince "like it's 2099."
bryon
Tuesday, 07 November 2006
... not to be confused with boy scouts of America.
Thursday, 09 November 2006
What moral Christian values of the past are you talking about? The ones that allowed there to be slavery and segregation for hundreds of years. The ones that prevented women from voting until the 20th century? Or how about those of Ted Haggard who preached the ills of gay behavior while he took it up the ass? I am sorry that you are offended by the gays of America and the mainstreaming of them, but it is really hard for many of us to take Christian values too seriously when we are bombarded by so much hypocrisy.
firefall
Thursday, 09 November 2006
Actually, this is a joke and I'm not offended by anything except violence, hatred and intolerance of the way others choose to lead their lives, given no harm done, I spend most of my time in SE Asia where there seems to be less stigma attached to homosexuality, although I've seen the police treat some people mercilessly for no other reason. I myself am in love with a transexual and have been for a few years. Evanid and firefall are the same person, me, laughing at humanity. But there are things I find appalling: the slavery that still exists, brutal human rights violations committed across the globe, the decimation of the natural world. My personal opinion is that many Chrisitians should hope their beliefs are incorrect so they don't find themselves in the hell they'd like to reserve for others. Then again, some faiths and faithful have done good things, MLK coming to mind first.
Thursday, 09 November 2006
Playing both sides is good. Mmore people should learn to argue the issues from both directions so that they can be a little less judgmental. Thanks for keeping us on our toes.
babyc
Thursday, 09 November 2006
So your alter egos have been created for conceptual statement? Your art is what you submit, and your posts as well?
evanid
Thursday, 09 November 2006
Yes, but firefall, shadowboxer and myself, well, we don't consider ourself artistic. Trying to write has been a lifelong hobby that is more cathartic than anything. It's the way we disassociate ourself from manic depressive states without a gun. Forums like this are particularly nice because it can be done anonymously and the people here decide if there is value, or none. I'm not proud of being bipolar, which is why people like me sometimes don't tell anyone and reject conventional medications - no one wants to believe they are crazy. Here I can talk about substance use/abuse, sexuality, almost anything and no one knows who said it, only what was said. It's a vaccination against pain.
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