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Kings and Queens The Massachusetts Supreme Court gave kings the right to marry kings and also queens to marry queens. To paraphrase a great statesman Winston Churchill, never was so much imposed on so many by so few. The proponents of such a kingdom for the commonwealth were ecstatic and the scurrying to the altar was briskly consummated. The scurrying to inculcate the innocent was the natural next step. If you want to subvert society's morality completely, subvert its youth. So why is anyone surprised at machinations in the town of Lexington? We are several generations of educators removed from a public school system, which once preserved the innocent from such a depraved betrayal of humanity. Appropriately named, same-sex marriage is a crime against the natural order and a crime against humanity. Love distinguishes the human from the animal. Love creates life. No life results from such unions since true love is absent. Since unnatural sex is the fundamental glue of these unions, devoid of human creativity, humanity is denied the rightful progeny a true union of human souls might yield. That is a truth that seems to escape the educator(s) in Lexington. We are also several generations of educators removed from a public school system, which once produced true learned and moral scholars. That is no surprise since our country is several generations removed from the nobility of soul, which produced such fine educators. Today its not about absolutes its about aberrations. Woe to anyone who objects for dissent against aberration is not politically correct. Any scholar of 20th Century World civics can cite countless examples of another truth. When lawful dissent is stifled, violent spirits rule. For Americans asleep, history is simply repeating itself. It is rather obvious that the Massachusetts Supreme Court had no real interest in the Commonwealth, its civilized preservation or the innocence of youth in its jurisdiction. Un-elected, they enjoy autonomy and display real indifference toward those they were sworn to protect. In Massachusetts this is simply the hard factual reflection of Beacon Hill politicians, who although elected, hold the same opinions. They know that in Massachusetts, citizens sleep even if they vote. Thus in Massachusetts, ever the beacon of liberty, the few encourages the nation to join it in a grand final jump from the precipice of morality into the cauldron of immoral despair. Lexington is leading the way, preparing its youth! Frank K. Porter Jr. |
