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Tag: Progressive DiseaseBy JGillman, Section News
By Stacy Swimp - (Originally posted on his blog here)
Michigan Republican National Committeeman, Dave Agema, has been under relentless and vicious attack from advocates of same sex marriage, solely on the basis of having reposted an article which proposes a number of health risks and social consequences the writer claims are associated with same sex relationships.
The article: "Everyone Should Know These Statistics on Homosexuals`, by Frank Joseph, M.D, suggests that their are a number of negative consequences to the lifestyle of homosexuality. The author of the article also addresses what he calls "The Homosexual Agenda", among other things. Whether one agrees or disagrees with the opinions of the article, it is clear that the author poses some compelling points that are worthy of civil debates. Dave Agema simply offered the article for such as debate to occur. Nevertheless, in an attempt to suppress Agema's constitutionally protected right to freedom of speech, even some so called Republicans have publicly come out against him, calling for his resignation, accusing him of being a "bigot", `hateful', etc. Allegedly. the Libertarian Party of Michigan has also called for Agema's resignation, accusing him of actions that are "unacceptable, sickening and reprehensible."
All this, simply for posting a study on a facebook page? ~ Continued below the fold (8 comments, 625 words in story) Full Story |
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