So, so true.



And they know this but it's just easier to label them a hate-filled homophobe.



Glad somebody else noticed this.

Religion is only an excuse. I don't buy it. I'm no fan of religion, but it also tells people to be peaceful and loving toward one another, yet some choose to follow some other part. Heck, even Pope says he is not the one to judge a homosexual, but then some here judge them. I think they should own it and stop hiding behind their religion.

Give me a break. It's not like people wake up one day and think, "I'll claim religion in order to justify my bias." Doctrine against homosexual acts is found in millenia-old scripture. And, while we are commanded to loving towards all, that doesn't mean tolerance trumps all else. It's still a sin and only the spiritually immature throw out obedience and then use love as an excuse. You'd just prefer people throw religion out the window altogether.

Just own it.

They can't explain their position because it's based on knee-jerk emotionalism. If you don't have arguments then you use ad hominem attacks. It's what the left-wing does. If you criticize Obama, then you're a racist. If you agree with the Zimmerman trial ruling, then you're a racist. If you don't agree with same-sex marriage, then you're a homophobe.

You can NOT seriously be comparing the plight of the American homosexual to that of the German Jew under Hitler and the Nazis. That's an insult to every Jew both on and off this site (I'm Italian American Catholic and I'm outraged).

I like you, Ronnie. We've been political advocates on many things over the years. But this is the kind of shit that gives all liberals a bad name. It's just as bad as the far right comparing Obama to the anti-Christ. But you're educated, so this may even be more ignorant.

This really shouldn't surprise you, PB. The libs have already been trying to make a comparison between blacks and civil rights of the past and gays today. So this is hardly a shock, especially from somebody like ronnierocket.

PB. No disrespect, but maybe you haven't been to college in a while. "Education" today consists of liberal propaganda. Almost every school in the country is filled with professors spewing left wing garbage and indoctrinating the next generation of ignorant left wings zealots. So no, it should not be surprising that he is both educated and ignorant. I went to college in Indiana, and it was still one big liberal think tank.
Thats why I chose Accountancy, to get away from the pervasive zealotry that is Undergraduate America.

Those damn kids today, with the hair and the clothes....

Not to mention that noise they call music, their lax morals and their commie educations.

I am assuming that somewhere within those "jokes" was an argument, or what passes for one on the left. My freshman year I had a professor (wont say her name) who said that the innocent Israelis who are victims of acts of terrorism by Hezbollah and similar groups deserved it because of the "occupation". Believe it or not, she was moreso middle of the road compared to other professors I had.

None taken, Vin. In a way you're spot-on. I went to Fordham from '77-'81. Now Fordham is Jesuit run and the Jesuits are pretty liberal, as far as Catholic Orders go. But it was nothing like Columbia or Berkeley. Places like that won't let you graduate today unless you have contempt for your country .

But I'm not completely detached from today's college scene. My older daughter graduated from the University of Miami a few years ago; my younger daughter will graduate from Penn State after the fall semester; and my son begins SUNY Stony Brook in a couple of weeks. But my daughters made it through without taking up with the Taliban, so I'm pretty hopeful for my son .

PB. Congrats on your kids! You must be proud. Moreover, you must be a good father, which is the most important thing.
Kids going into college are impressionable, which is why college is a breading ground for brain washing. Alot of these youngsters weren't instilled with the morals necessary to have a solid grounding in their value system. I thank God my father instilled in me a strong moral and value system that could not be rocked by a left wing zealot professor. Even though I lost him when I was 19, his lessons never left my mind and allowed me to stay strong in who I was, and not be easily manipulated.
The funniest thing about these professors is that the vast majority have never done anything with their lives besides teach, so its not suprising they are how they are.
Maybe if they left campus and got real jobs, they would have been cut down to size. Most people who live and work in the real world (not on a college campus) realize that many far left ideas are non applicable and even dangerous.
And oh, mabye some economics woulden't hurt them either.

That made me laugh PB, but sadly is probably true.


Ouch, thats a lot of tuition money, i hope you planned ahead of time. I know guys that put saving for their kids college off to the last possible second and had to scramble for cash at the last minute. One guys daughter was at NYU in the city, he used to cry about what the tuition was costing him. Everytime i would run into him thats all i heard about. lol.

Well, there's a cynical old saying that goes something like "those who can't do, teach," or something like that.

Now I'm not ready to throw all teachers under the bus like that, but unfortunately there are quite a few in that world who have no idea what life is like outside of academia. When I was younger we referred to them as "professional students," but that expression is probably a bit dated today.

But you know the guys I mean. Corduroy pants, tweed jacket with elbow patches, a cheesy mustache and an unlit pipe (at like twenty eight years old). I'm almost 54 and I still want to smack them when I see them .

I'm only two years removed from college and I tell you what considering I'm in Massachusetts I had some VERY liberal professors some of which I disagreed on almost every issue. However I also had some very good ones, some of which I'm still in contact with today. It's a mixed bag. My encouragement to younger kids these days, is to think for yourself and draw your own conclusions rather than form it on your Professor's. A good teacher would want students to think outside the box, not limit themselves

Sometimes a joke is just a joke, and a cigar is just a cigar.

I have to agree with this and the other Pizzaboy comments. Don't see how anyone in their right mind could think conservatives love Putin or any other KGB officer