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A Catholic who follows Rome & the Magisterium. I'm against gay "marriage", abortion, embryonic stem cell research, euthanasia, human cloning. Altar girls, Communion in the hand, Eucharistic Ministers and "Protestant" music in the Church doesn't bother me at all. A proud American retired submarine sailor. Our borders should be secured with a 10 ft. high fence topped by concertina wire with minefields out to 20 yards on both sides and an additional 10 yards filled with warning signs outside of that Let's get energy independent NOW! Back Israel to the max, stop appeasing followers of the Pedophile Prophet. Pro 2nd Amendment, pro death penalty, Repeal all hate crime legislation. Back the police unless you'd rather call a hippie when everything hits the fan. Get government out of dealing with education, childhood obesity and the enviornment. Stop using the military for sociological experiments and if we're in a war don't micromanage their every move. Kill your television, limit time on the computer and pick up a book. God's will be done and may He have mercy upon us all.

Thursday, September 16, 2010

Next up: Legalizing beastiality

...after all, what man wouldn't want to "marry" his best friend?

UTAH, September 16, 2010 (LifeSiteNews.com) - The stars of a controversial new TLC television show are gearing up to help change America's idea of the family, encourage an end to what they call “discrimination” and promote legal acceptance of a new definition of marriage.

But this Utah family is not concerned about redefining marriage as between two men or two women, but as between one man and two, three, four, or more women.

"I just fell in love, and then I fell in love again, and then I fell in love again," says Kody Brown, a fundamentalist Mormon, in a sneak peek at the upcoming show. Brown considers himself to have three wives: Meri, Janelle, and Christine, and is planning to marry a fourth, Robyn, whose trials learning how to become a member of the "sister wives" appears to form the series' focal point.

"I knew it would be complicated, but I didn't know it would break my heart," said Robyn in the official season preview. But, she says in a later clip, "The wives, they work together as a team, and I want to be a part of that team." The first three women have borne Brown 12 children; Robyn will bring three more from a previous marriage.

While “Sister Wives” is the first reality TV show examining the life of a polygamous household, it was preceded in 2006 by HBO's ongoing drama "Big Love," which follows a Utah polygamist household of one man and three women.

The stars of the new series hope the show will be an opportunity to "come out of the closet" and promote their way of life: Kody Brown told the New York Daily News that "Part of our reason for 'coming out' is it's a story that needs to be told."

"By telling the story and not getting acceptance, necessarily, but lowering the prejudice, it helps all of society understand it," he said.

Brown also framed his trouble with the law as a violation of his "civil rights" in an interview with the Salt Lake Tribune last year. “In the past, polygamists have had to be secret due to the threat of indictment or expulsion from work. Our civil rights got thrown out a long time ago,” he said.

In an August interview with the Tribune, Bill Hayes, president of Figure 8 Films and co-executive producer of the show, called the husband and four women "very much a modern family." "They are open-minded. They are generally adorable,” said Hayes. "They have an unusual lifestyle, but for them, it was their lifestyle."

Proponents of polygamy, although essentially outlaws in North, have recently made headway in gaining acceptance of the practice as a legitimate form of marriage. In a 2007 episode, talk show host Oprah Winfrey invited members of polygamous households to advocate their way of life on her program.

"This is a big step for people to look in and say, 'You know what? Yes, [plural marriage] may not be my personal choice, but it is a choice,'" said a Maryland businessman identified only as Richard, who says he has three wives, on the show.

Valerie, a woman in another polygamous relationship, told Winfrey that "It can be hard when a wife goes out the door with your husband." "We have had jealousies and there have been those times and we can't sugarcoat it and say that, 'Oh, it's so perfect and we love it and we love everyone.' You know, we all have our hard times just like any other people," she said.

However, Valerie contended that polygamy ought to be decriminalized. "I feel like I should have the right to live this way when this is a world of such alternative lifestyles."

(End of story. My comments follow.)
Hey, remember when those of us who object to gay marriage said it would just open the door to polygamy and any other conceivable form of habitation?

Remember how so many of the "enlightened" pooh-poohed the notion?

Boy, this didn't take long!

6 comments:

VSO said...

These freaks will get God's wrath.

ABNPOPPA said...

Subvet,

I believe you tags pretty well sum it up. Cesspool! Something full of crap!

Pops

Most Rev. Gregori said...

If the Lord tarries much longer, I believe that "marriages" will end completely and everyone will just screw anything that moves whenever they feel like it. Morality is an out-dated concept today.

Anonymous said...

Doesn't the argument that gay marriage leads to polygamy and beastiality fall right into the fallacy of "slipper slope." Where is the evidence that shows the cause and effect? Ignorance is contagious, friends. Educate yourself.

Subvet said...

Anonymous, give proof we're wrong. We didn't see anything like this in a mainstream venue prior to the big push to legalize gay marriage. Correlation doesn't always equal causation but in this case it does. Again, prove otherwise if you can.

Peter Pettigrew said...

Teens all over the world kill themselves because of people like you. Just so you know. Teens, high schoolers, middle schoolers even, put bullets in their brain, or slice open their wrists, hang themselves, because you and people like you shout ignorance in the air, telling them that what they are is wrong, and even though they cant control it, they are called evil, disgusting, freaks, faggots. If they could control their sexuality, why would they choose to be gay only to be hated for no reason? They dont. I dont. I didnt choose to be who i am, like you didnt choose to be attracted to women. Gay people are humans, and you are denying them the right to marriage, and calling them less than human, freaks, saying they make the world a cesspool. Its despicable. I wish you would become educated. By the way VSO, your profile pic makes me really respect your opinion. Who better than to talk than a person who thinks a can of beer sums him up pretty well?

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