Katy Faust believes the legalization of same-sex marriage and the rise of same-sex parenting has had detrimental consequences for children.
She explains why she views the issue not through hate, but as a conflict between adult desires and children’s natural rights.
“You don’t have a right to marry somebody else if it means that a child loses their fundamental, natural, God-given, self-evident right to be known and loved by both their mother and father.”
“The pseudo-adult rights of gay marriage have always come at the expense of children’s fundamental natural right to be known and loved by their mom and dad.”
“These adult rights always genuinely infringe on child rights.”
“In the United States, over the last 11 years since Obergefell, we have seen the systematic stripping of children’s right to the two people responsible for their existence.”
“We see the scrubbing of gendered terms, mother and father, from our parentage statutes.”
“We see a direct connection between gay marriage and child commodification in the world of Big Fertility and the reproductive technology market.”
“Just because you really want something, it doesn’t make it a natural right.”
@katy_faust@thembeforeus
👻 The Galloping Ghost of the China Coast
🏴☠️ in 1945 CDR Eugene Lucky Fluckey took USS Barb (SS-220) through shallow, uncharted, mined, and rock-obstructed waters into Namkwan Harbor. Barb let loose 10 torpedoes, 8 landing hits that sank 3 Japanese ships & seriously damaged 3 others.
She then raced on the surface back out through those same waters at 21 knots, narrowly escaping & earning the nickname "The Galloping Ghost of the China Coast".
For this, Barb received the Presidential Unit Citation & CDR Fluckey received the Medal of Honor.
🖼️ by Ted Wilbur, USN (Ret)
@jneeley78 I've not got far enough to know what he means -- I'm skipping around reading about periods I know well, or want to know more about, to see if i find it useful. What little I've read I think it means we don't produce symphonic music anymore. lol.
So far I like it -- eccentric, erudite, and at times insightful. But hell, I simply hope I'm still as productive, thoughtful, and not dead, as he was at 92