Letter: Civil Rights Is Not Alabama’s Strong Suit
San Luis
Obispo Tribune, March 7, 2002
P. O. Box 112, San Luis Obispo, CA 93406
Fax: 805-781-7905
Email: letters@thetribunenews.com
In stating that homosexuality is "abhorrent, immoral, detestable, a
crime against nature, and a violation of the laws of nature," Alabama
Chief Justice Roy Moore demonstrates that he is absolutely worthy of sitting
in a place of judgment based on the laws of Alabama.
Justice Moore understates the offense with his rhetorical assessment of the
homosexual condition. Most importantly, he amplifies a view of the great
majority of Americans, Americans who believe homosexuals have a choice in
being that what they are in their promiscuous sexual pursuits. I say we should
have more Moores on the bench.
Alabama is a great state, and Moore’s views are welcomed by Californians
who wish that our state would emulate Alabama’s laws regarding homosexualism
so that we can rid ourselves of California laws (AB 1785 and AB 1931, inspired
by the gay and lesbian lobby) designed to recruit and indoctrinate our
children into the homosexual lifestyle.
—Otis Page, Arroyo Grande
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