Sunday, December 09, 2012

The Decadence of Recreation

Ann Friedman
I was reading an article in NYMAG by Ann Friedman titled The Decadence of Procreation. The article seems to rail against the idea of procreation and with undertones of pro-abortion agenda, but what caught my eye was a comment by a person who calls themselves RKG. If this doesn't underscore the insanity of the pro-gay rights movement, let alone the left in general, I don't know what does.

As someone that believes in live and let live, I usually don't care if someone is white, black, straight, gay, transwhatever, as long as they mind their own business like the rest of us and get on with life, who really cares as it shouldn't be a factor in politics or even culture. The problem as I see it isn't equal rights, but superior rights demanded by people that aren't willing to accept that some people may not like them and because of their choices, there are consequences. It's bad enough I have to deal with evangelical mormons and Jehovah witnesses, now we have to throw in evangelical atheists, greenies and social justice freaks. Get a fucking life.

Anyway, back to the article. One of the comments shows how twisted some people are and RKG should be a poster-child for the pro-abortion movement, after all, it's something she endorses. Ok, that was a little harsh, but she's mishugah and farkockte. Here it is:
"As a queer person, I see having kids as a flaunting of heterosexual privilege. Or, to put it more bluntly, having kids is a way of showing that one group of people has more rights than others. When I was in my best child-bearing years, I lived in states that made it illegal for two people of the same sex to adopt a child, so even if I had a child biologically, my partner could never become a legal parent, which ultimately put my child in danger (if I were to have died, the child would have gone into foster care and not to the co-parent).  That's why I can't feel any sympathy for people who get to have kids. Yes, I have more money and more in retirement than you do, but that's because the choice of whether or not to have kids was not a choice for me like it was for you. You made your choice. Quit whining about it to those of us who never had the choice."

Whining? Whose the one whining and who made their choices the way it did?


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2 comments:

Chuck said...

This is what you get when a a group of freaks successfully mainstream an aberrant fetish. These assholes don't want to be tolerated. They want their sickness to be worshiped.

The Right Guy said...

The funny thing is that having children is part of evolution and natural selection. If they really understood natural section and evolution, their choices take them out of the gene pool. Buy that very fact they are aberrant in nature.

So, while it may be libertarian and liberal to at least tolerate aberrations if not accept them, their evangelical proselytizing and lack of comprehension about the very systems and ideas they promote (natural selection and evolution) is such a burden that it really shouldn't be tolerated anymore. After once or twice, if a neighbor's dog shits on your lawn, you have the right to punt the little shit. It's tiring, it's getting old and I've had enough of hypocrisy, dishonesty and stupidity.

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