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Here dear, it seems as though your post is delusional, as usual;
"The organization has an annual budget of US$14 million and owns 180 American Family Radio stations in 28 states.[10] AFA has been criticized by a civil rights organization for controversial stances, in particular the "propagation of known falsehoods" and "demonizing propaganda" about homosexuality, which in November 2010 led to its being named a hate group by the Southern Poverty Law Center.[11][12][13]" American Family Association - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
.....waiting for the usual personal attacks and straw men.
I'd like to get this correct.......
If someone on the left uses Wikipedia for reference it's
If anyone else uses it, it's
I've seen others use this and people say it's just not the real deal.........hopefully you don't see this as a personal attack
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Originally Posted by kshe95girl
Who put you in charge of judging anything?
Kind of looks like you judged this article to be true!!
What a bunch of idiots. As a buisness, one should never try to alienate a large group of people. Stay neutral and do not take political stances which may damage your product.
Yes, heaven forbid a chain of stores should be burdened with a sense of ethics!
Besides, you're wrong. If your targeted market segment likes the thought of a store telling bigots to go pound sand, it's perfectly sensible for the store to do so. The Million Moms sound like they're more of a Wal-Mart crowd, anyway.
We are no less discreet than heterosexuals. We are just held to a much higher standard of "discretion". Heterosexuals wear wedding rings, kiss their partner goodbye at the airport, show up in the ER when their loved one gets in an accident, keep a photo at their desk, mention their significant other in their weekend plans, etc., all the time. This is considered within the typical range of being open about one's sexuality. When a gay person does this, this is seen as "flaunting" and "shoving homosexuality down people's throats". Like I mentioned before, there are plenty of ads that depict heterosexuals holding hands, in an embrace, sometimes even making out, and yet I have yet to hear any protest from Million Moms (or any other organization for that matter). Why is the standard different when it comes to same-sex couples?
I'd like to get this correct.......
If someone on the left uses Wikipedia for reference it's
If anyone else uses it, it's
I've seen others use this and people say it's just not the real deal.........hopefully you don't see this as a personal attack
Kind of looks like you judged this article to be true!!
When the info on Wiki can be vetted from other reliable sources, why not use it?
All the vetted info can be found at the bottom of the page and examined.
One Million Moms should be less concerned with Lesbians appearing in ads at JCPenney and more concerned with the horrible fashion it puts out!
I will go to JCPenney for a toaster on sale but not to clothe me!
Children need love, stability, security. One parent can provide those things. 2 parents, all the better. The gender of the parents is absolutely immaterial.
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