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Friday, April 29, 2005
Victims are never accountable for their actions
Here's the latest example from Agape Press:A Massachusetts group battling judicial activism and the advancing homosexual agenda in their state is reporting that the father of a kindergarten student was arrested on Wednesday during a scheduled meeting with the principal of his son's school. Since January, the father of the six-year-old had been attempting to get his son opted-out from discussions portraying homosexuality as acceptable.
Parker refused to leave the school unless his requests were granted, says a press statement -- and then police were summoned, who informed the father he would be arrested if he did not leave the school. When he did not, school officials had Parker arrested for trespassing.
Article 8 Alliance says Parker spent the night in jail, and was scheduled for arraignment Thursday morning. Brian Camenker of the Alliance is a friend of Parkers. "This is an unbelievable outrage," Camenker states. "It's where last year's same-sex 'marriage' ruling has brought us."
5 Comments:
I'm curious as to what kind of pro-homosexual discussions were taking place in Kindergarten. Kindergarten? I find that rather difficult to believe.
By 
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2:24 PM
I see my link was broken. The issue started with the book Who's in a Family. Here's a sample page. The book does include pictures of same sex parents. It's deemed pro-homosexual because it acknowledges the fact that gay couples exist and have children.
Oh, well, I see now. It's easier to get angry at the school than at... you know, reality.
By , at
2:54 PM
Wow, I am so sorry to see that the pressures of work, blogging, and raising two children have reduced your relationship to the occasional exchange of blog comments. And I thought Con..er, ah, Mrs. Jambo and I didn't see each other much! And she's out of town 3 days a week.
(Note to self, come up with cool internet name for wife.)
By , at
5:11 PM
Are you going to pick a name you can tell her about?
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