Answering the Top 10 Arguments Used to Push Homosexuality |
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By TFP Student Action |
| June 04, 2009 |
These 10 answers will help you refute the arguments commonly used by the homosexual movement to force same-sex “marriage” on America.
1. “We’re equal under the law, so we’re getting married.”
It is true that everyone is equal under the law. This equality, however, is juridical, not biological. It does not and cannot eliminate the anatomical, physiological and psychological differences between the sexes, which create the conditions for marriage and constitute its natural foundation.
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An Oakland, California, pastor could face jail time for expressing his pro-life views.
Pastor Walter Hoye ran into trouble with an abortion clinic while doing an informational picket. Dennis Howard, leader of The Movement for a Better America, believes Hoye is innocent.
DEAR SUPPORTERS OF LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT AGAINST ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION,
The House Appropriations Committee today (Tues) will be deciding how the federal government enforces immigration laws.
See the
story below on how Chairman Price hopes to largely stop ICE and local governments from bothering illegal aliens who haven't committed felonies.
PLEASE PHONE THE MEMBERS OF THE APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE LISTED BELOW.
Please phone them at:
202-224-3121
We don't have a minute to spare. Start calling them now and leaving messages on their machines. Keep calling until staffers arrive and start answering phones. Continue to call all day. A firestorm of calls is apparently necessary to shake them from Rep. Price's insistence that illegal aliens who don't commit felonies should be allowed to keep their U.S. jobs in peace.
We believe we have both Democratic and Republican allies who will offer amendments to protect the 287(g) program for local enforcement. It is still possible to protect local enforcement and to continue workplace raids. As you can see in the story below, Chairman Price does not believe there is any harm in foreign workers illegally taking jobs.
Please
read my blog that is on the NumbersUSA home page. It contains my comments from here on the Mexico/Arizona border and how Chairman Price and his kind are responsible for some pretty awful things happening down here.
Please phone at least one committee Member on the list below. Call at:
202-224-3121
Tell the person who answers some or all of the following:
You are calling about the DHS Appropriations bill (Department of Homeland Security.
You know the Congressman/woman is on the committee that will be marking up the bill ("marking up" means amending and putting into final form to send to the full House of Representatives).
It is most important the he/she expand funding for the 287(g) program that trains local agencies to enforce immigration law.
You want ICE to continue to conduct workplace raids on companies with huge illegal workforces.
You might want to pick up some of the themes from my border blog. www.NumbersUSA.com
Slam everything from Chairman Price's comments below to which you object.
“Taking away items [DNA rights, right to life] from citizens [unborn and/or already born] without their consent is a major issue with attitudes in society, and must be stopped!”
I believe that this attempt by our government [State or National] to take away DNA rights, right to life, and other rights, is associated with the attitude which the government has acquired because it has stopped believing in God.
National "DNA Warehouse" bill passes; Americans citizens to become unwilling subjects of genetic research
CCHC calls on President Bush to Veto the Bill
Minneapolis/Saint Paul – Yesterday, in a voice vote, the U.S. House of Representatives passed a bill to authorize the creation of a national DNA warehouse and broad-scale genetic research on the American public. S.1858, passed by the U.S. Senate last December, has been sent to the President for signing.
Twila Brase, president of CCHC, makes the following statement