WalMart joins in gay agenda

[his-servant-too]

Why do gays deserve to have special rights anyway?  What changed that these people are considered a minority? It is a real insult that real minorities are included w/ these types of people.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

What makes you think they are asking for anything more than the rest of us. Where do you see that they are asking for special rights? What rights are you talking about?

[his-servant-too]

Here is a list by Business Reform magazine of their picks for the top 10 pro-gay companies, as well as a list of the top ten anti-gay companies.

WOW the top 10 pro-gay are mega companys and the top 10 anti-gay companys are, well most of them I've never heard of.

Go figure!

Edited June 13, 2005 by his-servant-too

[nebula]

You know guys . . .

It's good to discuss these things.

Let's keep in mind though that we all have to reconcile what it means to be "in the world, not of the world."

Not everyone is going to agree on where to draw the line.

Honostly, there's valid points on both side.

We need to stand by our convictions, yet, as Paul admonished, let us not look down on one another for our stance unless it's out-and-out clear-cut sin.

All we can do is ask the Lord, "What would you have me do?"

And go with what you receive from Him.

You kn ow?

[Ahavah]

http://www.onemilliondads.com/IssueDetail.asp?id=221

I urge you to join:

www.onemilliondads.com

www.onemillionmoms.com

www.onemillionyouth.com

James

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Thanks for the links. I've just signed up!

[Qun Mang]

Meijer is in their top ten anti-gay list, and are right across the street from Walmart in my town. Hmm...

Best Buy gets high praise from GLBT groups? One of several other reasons not to shop there. Too bad the nearby Circuit City closed down- I have to go further for one now, though Radio Shack, also on the anti-gay list is just a walk from my house.

[Qun Mang]

I urge you to join:

www.onemilliondads.com --> I'm not a dad

www.onemillionmoms.com --> I'm certainly not a mom

www.onemillionyouth.com --> Not a youth anymore either

James

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Well, guess there's nothing for me.

But I'm not sure I would join one of these groups anyway, if I could.

[Ovedya]

Stick around. There's sure to be a "One Million Klingons" some time in the near future.

[Trinity]

I urge you to join:

www.onemilliondads.com --> I'm not a dad

www.onemillionmoms.com --> I'm certainly not a mom

www.onemillionyouth.com --> Not a youth anymore either

James

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Well, guess there's nothing for me.

But I'm not sure I would join one of these groups anyway, if I could.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Hahaha me either

[Work in Progress]

Why do gays deserve to have special rights anyway?

[Ovedya]

I agree that homosexuals want to change public opinion about their sin being "normal;" even genetic. This is the goal of the so-called "gay agenda." I also agree that proponents of the "gay agenda" are actively trying to change the public's perceptions of traditional institutions, and are also trying to change even the definitions of those insitutions (Such as "family" and "marriage," for example). However, I do not agree with the idea that homosexuals should not be considered as equals when it comes to basic rights, such as the ability to form resource groups for example.

Would you invite a homosexual into your church? Would you sit in the same pew with a gay person? Would you sit next to a gay person? After the service, would you invite that person to your home to share a meal with them? Would you take their phone number down afterward and promise to call on them socially? If so, then you should strongly re-think the kind of verbage that you use when it comes to these kinds of issues.

Homosexual persons are first and foremost people. They are God's creation, just like you and me. As such they are entitled to the same basic human rights that you and I enjoy. So while we're trying to turn over every rock looking for those dastardly homosexual activists, let's remember that they are human too. They deserve to be treated equally.

After all, how would you have felt if, before you received the Lord, some Christian refused to talk to you because of your manner of life, or "lifestyle?" I was an atheist, for goodness sake - a hater of God and all of God's people. Were it not for the grace of one woman I would not be typing here today.

Think about it.