August 13, 2019
Dear editor;
So, now governor JB Pritzker signed a bill, House Bill 246, that will ensure students in Illinois public schools will learn about the contributions of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender, individuals in State and National history. Of course, there is no fair and balancing law which ensures that students learn about the similar contributions of the millions of decent, moral, Americans, and a few billion humans around the world, opposed to the normalization of immoral sexual activity and sexual/gender disorders.
Because thinking individuals have known for centuries that homosexual activity is clearly immoral. Plato, for example, perceptively taught that more than 2,000 years ago, and many other intellectuals have taught that over the centuries, what this new law means is that Illinois’ public schools will now be used to promote immoral, disordered lifestyles. In other words, the public schools will be used to corrupt the morals of children.
Decent, ethical, individuals should be outraged over this new law. In a way, it can be considered a subtle form of child abuse, of taking advantage of children. Children are too young to be able to refute the lame and silly arguments heterophobic homosexuals use.
The indisputable facts are: Female minds in male bodies and male minds in female bodies and homosexual minds in heterosexual bodies are obvious signs that something went wrong somewhere, in nature and/or nurture. They are obvious signs of mind/body mismatches, or disorders. So to put transgenders and heterophobic homosexuals on the same level as normal heterosexuality is clearly absurd. No rational person can deny that. But liberals have a problem processing inconvenient facts.
School districts around Illinois should not take this extremist, liberal, nonsense sitting down. They should get together and sue the heck out of the State and take the case, if need be, all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court, which, thankfully, is becoming more conservative, and more rational.
Wayne Lela
Downers Grove