Wednesday, May 19, 2004
ON THE ROCKS:
The words of "Deep Throat" in Watergate still ring true. Why this big push for same sex marriages? It's the profits, stupid. The divorce rate for straight couples is sky high, and in Scandinavia (always ahead of us in social trends) their marriage rate is itself falling.
The words of "Deep Throat" in Watergate still ring true. Why this big push for same sex marriages? It's the profits, stupid. The divorce rate for straight couples is sky high, and in Scandinavia (always ahead of us in social trends) their marriage rate is itself falling.
Several national chains, including Macy's, use gender-neutral terms like "spouse" and "registrant" in their wedding registries to accommodate same-sex couples. ... Shreve, Crump & Low has been aggressively advertising gold, platinum, and white gold bands, hoping to boost sales among both gay and straight couples. Its first ad for a commitment ring in 2002 proclaimed that "Not all the good ones are gay or taken. Some are both."The Clenis himself gave us an early clue in his 1992 acceptance speech:
As a student at Georgetown, I heard that call clarified by a professor named Carroll Quigley, who said to us that America was the greatest country in the history of the world....That teacher's name sent shivers down the spines of anyone familiar with his notorious book, which revealed the hideous schemes of the international corporate plotters for socialism, first organized by Cecil Rhodes, who made his fortune from diamonds. How can they sell more stones, to keep subsidizing their collectivist conspiracies? It's all so clear now....
