Homosexuals need to stop acting like fairies everytime they hear a
term they don't like. Get a grip.







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The president of the Pacific Justice Institute says officials at a
California public school are having their free-speech rights violated
in the name of "tolerance" for homosexuals. The school, he says, could
soon
find itself facing a lawsuit for telling elementary children they cannot
use the word "gay" in a derogatory manner.

Last month, administrators at Gibson Elementary in Fresno informed
parents that students would be disciplined for using the word "gay" in a
negative fashion. A fourth-grader at the school has already been suspended
for
saying "that's gay" during a soccer game -- a phrase school
administrators claim constitutes "sexual harassment" -- and another
student was sent to the principal for a similar infraction.

Homosexuals need to stop acting like fairies everytime they hear a
term they don't like. Get a grip.

Homosexuals need to stop acting like fairies everytime they hear a term
they don't like. Get a grip.

Homosexuals need to stop acting like fairies everytime they hear a term
they don't like. Get a grip.

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The president of the Pacific Justice Institute says officials at a
California public school are having their free-speech rights violated in the
name of "tolerance" for homosexuals. The school, he says, could soon find
itself facing a lawsuit for telling elementary children they cannot use the
word "gay" in a derogatory manner.

Last month, administrators at Gibson Elementary in Fresno informed parents
that students would be disciplined for using the word "gay" in a negative
fashion. A fourth-grader at the school has already been suspended for saying
"that's gay" during a soccer game -- a phrase school administrators claim
constitutes "sexual harassment" -- and another student was sent to the
principal for a similar infraction.

Brad Dacus is president of the Pacific Justice Institute (PJI), which
recently sent a letter to school officials, informing them of the
constitutional issues at stake -- and demanding they reverse the policy, or
face the consequences. Dacus says the "broad, arbitrary approach" being
taken in Fresno "seems more focused on normalizing homosexuality than on
combating actual harassment."

"This amounts to not only a free-speech violation," says Dacus, "but a clear
breech of parental trust, in that it engages an open endorsement of
homosexuality and suppression of students who think differently."

Matthew McReynolds, the PJI attorney who wrote the letter to the school,
says the anti-harassment policy "sounds a lot like the thought police are
back on the prowl" in public schools. "It's one thing to teach kids to be
respectful," says the attorney, "[but] it's something else entirely to enact
a regime where only positive viewpoints of homosexuality are allowed -- and
that is what we're concerned about here."

Dacus explains that the concern is valid; similar guidelines, he says, could
soon be in place throughout the nation. "School districts often follow what
California is doing," he laments, "and the teachers union organization
[National Education Association] is in many states across the country -- and
this is exactly the kind of thing that they inevitably support."

The PJI president says both the federal and state constitutions provide
broad protections for student speech.

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Homosexuals need to stop acting like fairies everytime they hear a term
they don't like. Get a grip.

http://www.onenewsnow.com/2007/03/school_disciplines_students_fo.php

The president of the Pacific Justice Institute says officials at a
California public school are having their free-speech rights violated in the
name of "tolerance" for homosexuals. The school, he says, could soon find
itself facing a lawsuit for telling elementary children they cannot use the
word "gay" in a derogatory manner.

Last month, administrators at Gibson Elementary in Fresno informed parents
that students would be disciplined for using the word "gay" in a negative
fashion. A fourth-grader at the school has already been suspended for saying
"that's gay" during a soccer game -- a phrase school administrators claim
constitutes "sexual harassment" -- and another student was sent to the
principal for a similar infraction.

Brad Dacus is president of the Pacific Justice Institute (PJI), which
recently sent a letter to school officials, informing them of the
constitutional issues at stake -- and demanding they reverse the policy, or
face the consequences. Dacus says the "broad, arbitrary approach" being
taken in Fresno "seems more focused on normalizing homosexuality than on
combating actual harassment."

"This amounts to not only a free-speech violation," says Dacus, "but a clear
breech of parental trust, in that it engages an open endorsement of
homosexuality and suppression of students who think differently."

Matthew McReynolds, the PJI attorney who wrote the letter to the school,
says the anti-harassment policy "sounds a lot like the thought police are
back on the prowl" in public schools. "It's one thing to teach kids to be
respectful," says the attorney, "[but] it's something else entirely to enact
a regime where only positive viewpoints of homosexuality are allowed -- and
that is what we're concerned about here."

Dacus explains that the concern is valid; similar guidelines, he says, could
soon be in place throughout the nation. "School districts often follow what
California is doing," he laments, "and the teachers union organization
[National Education Association] is in many states across the country -- and
this is exactly the kind of thing that they inevitably support."

The PJI president says both the federal and state constitutions provide
broad protections for student speech.

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Homosexuals need to stop acting like fairies everytime they hear a term
they don't like. Get a grip.
From yet another stupid breeder. How many youngins do you have in your

=A0Homosexuals need to stop acting like fairies everytime they hear a term
they don't like. Get a grip.

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The president of the Pacific Justice Institute says officials at a
California public school are having their free-speech rights violated in =

name of "tolerance" for homosexuals. The school, he says, could soon find
itself facing a lawsuit for telling elementary children they cannot use t=

word "gay" in a derogatory manner.

Last month, administrators at Gibson Elementary in Fresno informed parents
that students would be disciplined for using the word "gay" in a negative
fashion. A fourth-grader at the school has already been suspended for say=

"that's gay" during a soccer game -- a phrase school administrators claim
constitutes "sexual harassment" -- and another student was sent to the
principal for a similar infraction.

Brad Dacus is president of the Pacific Justice Institute (PJI), which
recently sent a letter to school officials, informing them of the
constitutional issues at stake -- and demanding they reverse the policy, =

face the consequences. Dacus says the "broad, arbitrary approach" being
taken in Fresno "seems more focused on normalizing homosexuality than on
combating actual harassment."

"This amounts to not only a free-speech violation," says Dacus, "but a cl=

breech of parental trust, in that it engages an open endorsement of
homosexuality and suppression of students who think differently."

Matthew McReynolds, the PJI attorney who wrote the letter to the school,
says the anti-harassment policy "sounds a lot like the thought police are
back on the prowl" in public schools. "It's one thing to teach kids to be
respectful," says the attorney, "[but] it's something else entirely to en=

a regime where only positive viewpoints of homosexuality are allowed -- a=

that is what we're concerned about here."

Dacus explains that the concern is valid; similar guidelines, he says, co=

soon be in place throughout the nation. "School districts often follow wh=

California is doing," he laments, "and the teachers union organization
[National Education Association] is in many states across the country -- =

this is exactly the kind of thing that they inevitably support."

The PJI president says both the federal and state constitutions provide
broad protections for student speech.

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