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Separation of 'Goodridge' Lesbians Confirms Fears About 'Gay' Marriage |
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July 21, 2006 Washington, DC - "It comes as no surprise to me that the two
lesbians who were at the center of the gay marriage controversy in
Massachusetts have now separated after only two years," said Traditional
Values Coalition Chairman Rev. Louis P. Sheldon today. "Homosexual
relationships are notoriously unstable-and many male homosexual activists
openly admit they don't want monogamous marriages."
Rev. Sheldon is reacting to news publicized on July 20 that Julie and
Hillary Goodridge are now separated after having sued Massachusetts for the
right to marry in 2003. They were "married" in May 2004. Their ten-year-old
daughter served as their ring bearer at the wedding.
"It is well known to those of us who study the homosexual agenda and
homosexual behaviors that their relationships are quite often fleeting and
anonymous," said Sheldon. "A study conducted in Amsterdam in 2003 found that
homosexuals in what were considered 'steady' relationships averaged between
six to 10 additional sexual partners outside of the main relationship. Those
in casual relationships averaged between 16-28 sexual partners outside of
the primary one. Monogamy in a homosexual marriage is an oxymoron.
"Homosexual activists have admitted that they reject the idea of monogamy in
their relationships," said Sheldon. "Activist Andrew Sullivan, for example,
has said that once homosexual marriage is legalized in America,
heterosexuals will have to understand that homosexuals need extramarital
sexual outlets because, as he puts it, 'homosexuals are not entirely normal.
' Homosexual activist Michelangelo Signorile has stated that homosexuals
should '. fight for same-sex marriage and its benefits, and then, once
granted, redefine the institution of marriage completely . To debunk a myth
and radically alter an archiaic institution.' He admits wanting to destroy
the institution of marriage, not strengthen it.
"The separation of Julie and Hillary Goodridge is tragic not only for their
daughter, but for our entire culture, which has been undermined by their
successful lobbying efforts to have homosexual marriage legalized in
Massachusetts. They have clearly shown just how little they value the
institution of marriage and provide a chilling look into what our nation
faces if homosexual marriage is legalized elsewhere.
"How many two-year-old homosexual marriage break ups will clog our courts
and damage children who are caught in the crossfire of warring gay men and
women who cannot remain faithful to each other?" asked Rev. Sheldon. "The
institution of marriage is already fragile in America; it is likely that
there will be an epidemic of homosexual divorces if widely sanctioned and
children will be the primary victims of this dangerous social experiment."
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J Yöung
youngopinions@aol.com
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31 Jul 2006 11:15:32 PM |
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On Mon, 31 Jul 2006 22:38:17 -0400, <youngopinions@aol.com> wrote:
"It comes as no surprise to me that the two
lesbians who were at the center of the gay marriage controversy in
Massachusetts have now separated after only two years,
Me neither.
Melissa Etheridge and Juli Cypher did too.
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