Don Feder
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1 '''''Homosexuals generate not life but death.''' Forget AIDS. '''Every venereal disease imaginable is rampant among homosexuals.''' For homosexual "partners," monogamy doesn't mean quite the same thing it does for George and Laura. (In a 1978 study by gay researchers Jay and Young, 23% of homosexuals admitted to having had more than 100 sexual partners, while 18% said they'd had three or more in the previous week!)'' | 1 '''''Homosexuals generate not life but death.''' Forget AIDS. '''Every venereal disease imaginable is rampant among homosexuals.''' For homosexual "partners," monogamy doesn't mean quite the same thing it does for George and Laura. (In a 1978 study by gay researchers Jay and Young, 23% of homosexuals admitted to having had more than 100 sexual partners, while 18% said they'd had three or more in the previous week!)'' | ||
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| - | 2 '' | + | 2 '''''[L]ifestyle indoctrination''' in the schools, allowing homosexuals to serve openly in the military, abolishing the few remaining barriers to gay adoption, sticking a finger in the eye of state voters who've adopted defense of marriage amendments, '''harassing the Catholic Church''' for refusing to place adoptive children with the rainbow families, '''crushing dissent from gay dogma, and the deconstruction of marriage''''' |
(On a gay rights activist asking for equal protections for same-sex couples; [http://www.chronwatch.com/content/contentDisplay.asp?aid=20834&catcode=13 src]) | (On a gay rights activist asking for equal protections for same-sex couples; [http://www.chronwatch.com/content/contentDisplay.asp?aid=20834&catcode=13 src]) | ||
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| + | 3 ''What about not allowing a brother and sister to marry, or a man to marry four women, or a teacher to marry her 13-year-old student, or a man to marry a horse – is that hateful and divisive too (...)?'' ([http://www.goodasyou.org/good_as_you/2006/06/feder_hops_skip.html src]) | ||
[[Category:United States of America|Feder, Don]] | [[Category:United States of America|Feder, Don]] | ||
[[Category:Jew|Feder, Don]] | [[Category:Jew|Feder, Don]] | ||
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Current revision as of 16:46, 20 May 2007
Don Feder is a jewish conservative political thinker and columnist. He has written two books, entitled "A Jewish Conservative looks At Pagan America" and "Who’s Afraid of the Religious Right?". Feder's official website claims he is to the political right of such figures as Pat Buchanan.
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1 Homosexuals generate not life but death. Forget AIDS. Every venereal disease imaginable is rampant among homosexuals. For homosexual "partners," monogamy doesn't mean quite the same thing it does for George and Laura. (In a 1978 study by gay researchers Jay and Young, 23% of homosexuals admitted to having had more than 100 sexual partners, while 18% said they'd had three or more in the previous week!)
2 [L]ifestyle indoctrination in the schools, allowing homosexuals to serve openly in the military, abolishing the few remaining barriers to gay adoption, sticking a finger in the eye of state voters who've adopted defense of marriage amendments, harassing the Catholic Church for refusing to place adoptive children with the rainbow families, crushing dissent from gay dogma, and the deconstruction of marriage (On a gay rights activist asking for equal protections for same-sex couples; src)
3 What about not allowing a brother and sister to marry, or a man to marry four women, or a teacher to marry her 13-year-old student, or a man to marry a horse – is that hateful and divisive too (...)? (src)
