Common Sense

Doesn’t anybody have common sense anymore?

I read an article in the Deseret News a week or two ago that still irks me. So I decided to blog about it. As you know from my last post, this wonderful state in which I reside recently signed into law same-sex marriage. Which goes against everything history and morals have taught us about marriage. What kind of civilized society would even fathom such a law? It goes beyond understanding.

Isn’t it common sense that marriage be between a man and woman? Yet according to the government and a few deviants, well, a lot of outspoken crybabies who feel they are being discriminated against or perhaps just want to ruffle feathers, I’m the one who is in the wrong. Because I happen to have common sense and have not been swayed by mainstream media’s brainwashing.

Getting back to the article I read. It basically said that a lesbian couple in New Mexico inquired with a certain photographer about photographing their commitment ceremony. The photographer politely refused stating it was against her policy to photograph anything to which she had a moral objection. A few months later the photographer was sued for discrimination and won! Outrageously unbelievable. The lesbian couple was awarded $6,000. As a side note, this particular photographer wasn’t a full-time professional. She had just turned a hobby into a part-time side business to make a little extra money.

First of all, it’s obvious the lesbian couple had a chip on their shoulder. “How dare someone disagree with my sinful lifestyle. Let’s sue!” It’s even more ridiculous that they won the lawsuit. If the photographer was uncomfortable taking photographs of a lesbian couple at their commitment ceremony, then I’m sure she would not have done a very good job anyway. And more importantly, why should someone have to do something they have a moral objection to? What if the same photographer was contacted by the porn industry? If she refused to take pictures for them because she has a moral objection, could they sue her for discrimination? Really, what’s the difference?

The argument is discrimination. Okay then I guess we better start issuing drivers licenses to three-year-olds or 10-year-olds for that matter. Otherwise, are we not discriminating against them because of their age? While we are at it, we better change the law that prohibits the sale of alcohol and tobacco to minors. That’s discrimination.

How has the homosexual community hoodwinked our society/government? They already have all the legal rights/privileges that married people have. Why do they want to desecrate the sanctity of marriage? They lie and say that it doesn’t affect anyone else. But look at the above example from the Deseret News. Same-sex marriage does affect society, in a big negative way.

My 14-year-old niece, who is a freshman in high school, had to sit through a “gay rights” assembly at public school. They had a student who is “gay” and a homosexual parent of a student speak at the assembly. Is this what education is now? Pushing sinful agendas onto young impressionable children? Yet, Christmas cannot be mentioned. They now have winter break instead of Christmas break. Prayer is forbidden in school. Religion is mocked. Whatever happened to reading, writing and arithmetic?

All I can say is, Lucifer sure is working hard. Even he is probably surprised at how well his methods work.

That’s my two cents.