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Gender: Male
Status: Single
Age: 29
Sign: Taurus

City: FLINT
State: Michigan
Country: US
Signup Date: 10/5/2005

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Friday, August 04, 2006 

Current mood:  calm
Category: News and Politics
For the record I don't think straight people should have to get a marriage license to get married. I think the governments heavy involvement in heterosexual marriage does more harm then good.  I don't think the government should bribe people to get them to marry and in many cases offer financial incentives for divorce. This is an old post. I think the gay rights group made the right decision in endorsing me. If I get married I don't think I will seek a license from the government.
This is what went out to people:
From: "Campaign for Michigan Families" ..
Reply-To: "Campaign for Michigan Families" ..
Date: Thu, 3 Aug 2006 11:06:44 -0400
To: ..
Subject: FLINT -- Homosexual PACs endorse Minore, Ford in Senate primaries



CAMPAIGN FOR
MICHIGAN FAMILIES


3800 East Monroe * Midland, Michigan 48642

NEWS    NEWS    NEWS


FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Thurs., Aug. 3, 2006
CONTACT: Gary Glenn, Chairman  989-430-0652



Homosexual activists endorse Minore,
Ford in Flint area Senate primaries

FLINT, Mi. -- A statewide political action committee that promotes traditional family values such as one-man, one-woman marriage this week warned Genesee County voters that two Flint area state Senate candidates are being backed by homosexual activists in Detroit and Lansing intent on legalizing so-called homosexual "marriage" and adoption.

The Campaign for Michigan Families, based in Midland, delivered an e-mail to local supporters criticizing Democratic candidate Jack Minore and Republican candidate Adam Ford, both of Flint, who have both been endorsed in Tuesday's primary election by statewide PACs that back candidates who promise to support homosexual activists' political agenda in Lansing.

"Jack Minore and Adam Ford have aligned themselves with the radical agenda of homosexual activists in Detroit and Lansing, an agenda hostile to the traditional family and religious values of families in both parties in Genesee County," Campaign for Michigan Families chairman Gary Glenn said.

Minore is endorsed by Triangle Pride PAC, the campaign arm of the homosexual Triangle Foundation based in Detroit: http://www.pride-pac.org/e/genesee.html

Ford is endorsed by Republican Pride PAC, the campaign arm of the homosexual Log Cabin Republicans of Michigan: http://republicanpridepac.org/index-3.html

Both homosexual activist groups opposed the Marriage Protection Amendment approved by Michigan voters in 2004, a stand that puts the groups and their endorsed candidates "clearly at odds with Genesee County's Democratic and Republican family values voters," Glenn said.

The marriage amendment was approved by 58 percent of county voters in the November 2004 general election, including 52 percent support in the city of Flint, an election that included Democratic, Republican, and independent voters.

Glenn said both PACs are hostile to traditional family values such as one-man, one-woman marriage strongly supported by African-Americans and other significant voter blocs in the county.

He pointed to the national Log Cabin Republican PAC's refusal to endorse President George W. Bush's 2004 bid for reelection -- http://www.logcabin.org/logcabin/press_090804.html -- and its $1 million television advertising campaign instead that attacked Bush for his support of a Marriage Protection Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/columnists/chi-0408310256aug31,1,387389.column?coll=chi-navrailnews-nav

Including Ford, Log Cabin's Michigan arm, Republican Pride PAC, has endorsed only six Republicans in the entire state.

Glenn also said family values voters should not trust Minore or any candidate endorsed by Triangle Pride PAC and its affiliate, the Triangle Foundation, pointing to Triangle's controversial views on a wide range of issues.

"Why would Mr. Minore accept the endorsement of homosexual activists who promote homosexual and sadomasochist behavior, who routinely attack traditional families, Catholics and other Christians, the Boy Scouts, and who believe we should consider lowering the age of consent for sex between adults and children while opposing parental access to the state Sex Offender Registry?" Glenn asked.

He cited the following controversial statements and positions by Triangle staffers:


Attacking traditional families


"It's some kind of threat to the so-called 'traditional family,' whatever that is. As though that traditional family was a great and perfect thing. It was a family where women lived in fear if they divulged abuse by their husband, where a gay or lesbian child lived in fear and suicidal depression because it was a place in which coming out was totally impossible. It was a place that promoted lying, dishonesty, and where personal growth and fulfillment were unheard of." Jeff Montgomery, Executive Director, Triangle
Foundation news conference, June 24, 1999  
http://polyzine.com/promisekeepers.html


Attacking conservative Christians


"The Christian right is working hard to prevent the vaccine from being approved by the FDA because it might encourage more premarital sex. Once again, it is more important that women suffer and die than have sex before marriage. This is nothing short of murderous and scandalous behavior." Sean Kosofsky, Director of Policy, Triangle Foundation, and Director, Triangle Pride PAC
http://www.pridesource.com/article.shtml?article=16698

"The Christian Right is dangerous for all Americans, including themselves. They like to attack gay families and say we are unfit parents and that we are wrecking heterosexual marriages and spreading disease, when in actuality they are to blame for so much grief, unnecessary illness and psychological torment. ...The wing-nuts need to answer for what they are doing to our country. We have laws against people harming other people. Too bad you can't prosecute a movement for poisoning the populace." Sean Kosofsky, Triangle Pride PAC  
http://www.pridesource.com/article.shtml?article=16698


Attacking Catholics


"Cardinal Maida (of the Archdiocese of Detroit)...is the single largest funder and advocate of anti-gay campaigns in Michigan history. While presiding over a million Catholics in Michigan, he has gone from silent and unapproachable to recklessly wicked and unapproachable. ...It sounds more like arrogance, bigotry and hypocrisy. That is Maida's Touch." Sean Kosofsky, Triangle Pride PAC http://www.pridesource.com/article.shtml?article=13021

"Gary Glenn, Marlene Elwell, Jerry Falwell, and Pope John Paul II hurt people. Stop hurting us. Or you force us to fight. Be prepared for your loss." Sean Kosofsky, Triangle Pride PAC  
http://www.fairmichiganmajority.org/2005_01_01_fairmichiganmajority_archive.html

"'(Cardinal Maida's)...wholesale and ignorant attack on gays is morally bankrupt, puts people at risk, and does not remedy the problem of the (Catholic) Church,' says Jeff Montgomery, Executive Director of Triangle Foundation. 'And let us not forget that Adam Cardinal Maida has a proven anti-gay agenda, having lobbied against (homosexuals') inclusion in state hate crimes legislation.'" Triangle Foundation news release  
http://gaytoday.badpuppy.com/garchive/events/042602ev.htm

"(Triangle Foundation Executive Director Jeff) Montgomery said the decision (not to allow a homosexual-themed play at a Lansing Catholic high school) 'continues to show how out of touch, mean-spirited and in denial the church is...It's so typical of the Catholic Church to have this kind of uninformed and unfortunate reaction.'"
http://www.lansingcitypulse.com/011226/011226civicplayers.html


Urging "discussion" of adult-child sex


"(Triangle Foundation Executive Director Jeff) Montgomery refused to say he disagreed with efforts of radical homosexuals to lower the age of majority so that older men may legally have sex with teens. .'We need recognize that young people have a voice in this discussion and we should listen to young people when we are having it. ...We are living in a society that needs a great deal more discussion about sex in general,' he said. 'It's a good debate (intergenerational sex) to have and one I hope everyone can
participate in.'" Credo: News for Catholics and other Christians
http://72.14.203.104/search?q=cache:zRWMdinYWBwJ:credopub.com/archives/2001/iss20011203/20011203p05.htm+%22Triangle+Foundation%22+%22intergenerational+sex%22&hl=en&gl=us&ct=clnk&cd=3


Promoting sexual perversion


"(Executive Director) Jeff Montgomery from Triangle (Foundation) had agreed to be tied up if $500 was raised. And raised it was! Further, one member of the audience paid another $60 to see Jeff whipped. So Julio tied Jeff, and then another member put him on the cross for the flogging." Detroit Bondage Club web site, which published multiple photographs of Montgomery's half-naked flogging  (photos available on request)  http://www.detroitbondageclub.com/dbc_frameset.html /
http://web.archive.org/web/20030919185903/www.detroitbondageclub.com/dbc_frameset.html

Triangle Foundation "spent a significant amount of time having meetings with us and providing free legal advice," said Michigan Rope, a sadomasochist "bondage" club whose public torture demonstration was cancelled after AFA-Michigan contacted Southfield police. Michigan Rope reported the demonstration would feature "male and female nudity, intentional infliction of pain, cutting of the skin with bleeding" and "demonstrations" of (sex acts) and "erotic body harnesses that involve the genitals, both male and female." Triangle then sponsored a fundraising event to educate "kink bondage domination-sadomasochism enthusiasts" about how to combat AFA-Michigan and local law enforcement. Funds raised went to Triangle and the National Coalition of Sexual Freedom, an advocacy group for sadomasochism, "swinging," and group sex activities.
http://web.archive.org/web/20020612000322/www.credopub.com/archives/2002/iss20020211/iss20020211.htm

"Investigators said gay sexual activity was common at...the adult bookstores raided Wednesday. .'The result is that male semen gets all around these rooms,' endangering the public through possible exposure to infected bodily fluids, (police) said. ...But Jeff Montgomery, executive director of the Triangle Foundation, a gay rights group, defended the bookstores and said the raids were politically motivated harassment of gays. 'The people ensnared by these dragnets are people who may not be finding any other
meaningful way to make contact with men,' Montgomery said." Detroit Free Press at:
http://64.233.179.104/search?q=cache:VBN4KvGQI2UJ:www.freep.com/news/metro/book24_20000324.htm+police+gay+%22Jeff+Montgomery%22+meaningful&hl=en&gl=us&ct=clnk&cd=2


Attacking the Boy Scouts


"Triangle asked Mayor Dennis Archer to revoke $50,000 of city money recently granted to the Detroit area Boy Scouts because the Scout policy (banning homosexual Scoutmasters) is in violation of the City Charter and Human Rights Ordinance. Both documents forbid discrimination based on sexual orientation. Triangle asked Detroit to end all forms of support including use of public facilities and sponsorship of Scout troops by the police and fire departments." State News, Michigan State University
http://www.statenews.com/editions/071900/p1_scout.html


Promoting so-called homosexual "marriage" and adoption


"Triangle Foundation supports repeal of legislation prohibiting recognition of same-sex marriages, including two anti-gay marriage statutes in Michigan and the federal DOMA." Triangle Foundation web site
http://web.archive.org/web/20010228234048/http://www.tri.org/issues_family.html#marriage

"Triangle Foundation opposes all attempts to limit or prohibit access to adoption, foster care or custody of children based merely on a person's sexual orientation. Triangle encourages more gay and lesbian people who are interested in starting a family and who want children to pursue those options." Triangle Foundation web site
http://web.archive.org/web/20010228234048/http://www.tri.org/issues_family.html#parent


Defending abortion on demand


"Being forced to bear a child could be traumatizing for a woman and diminish the quality of life for the mother and the baby. Banning abortions will only push them underground ...these extremists don't care about life, they care about controlling women's bodies." Sean Kosofsky, Triangle Pride PAC  
http://www.pridesource.com/article.shtml?article=16698


Promoting condom distribution for school kids


"Triangle Foundation supports...education about STDs, sex, and drug use and how it relates to AIDS. This should occur at all ages and educational levels...it is important to allow public institutions like schools and health departments to make information and safer sex materials available to anyone seeking it. Unfortunately, only 2% of public schools currently offer condom distribution. This needs to be dramatically increased." Triangle Foundation web site


Opposing online access to state Sex Offender Registry


"Sex offender registries should be maintained solely for predatory and violent offenders and should be utilized only by law enforcement agencies for internal investigative use. Public access should only be available as it is for all government documents which involve Constitutional privacy rights, through the use of the Freedom of Information Act."
http://web.archive.org/web/20010228233535/http://www.tri.org/issues_criminal.html#sexoffender
etherealgurl™

 
Aren't Christians in support of family values? Why not allow Gays to be married? What is it hurting ANYONE? With all this not allowing gay marriages talk, you would think the Christians (and you apparantly) would prefer all gays just live promiscuous empty lives. You would never get my vote, nor the votes of most folks I know living in Flint.


Who the f cares if a gay couple wants to get married....it isn't going to hurt anyone! I look forward to the day in the future when we look back at this time and this so-called issue as a laughable tho very sad historic mistake.....much like we look at women not being allowed to vote or black segregation in schools....

and another thing, just coz you were running for mayor in an economically depressed city doesn't mean you don't need to be presentable (that profile pic you look like a homeless person, lol) no wonder you lost....

a badly dressed bigot is still a bigot




 
Posted by etherealgurl™ on Thursday, August 17, 2006 - 3:48 PM
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Adam
Adam Ford

 
Christians have reason to be concerned. Most Chrisitians believe unborn babies are human beings 47 million have been murdered. Our nation is based on Christian values. Without that there we have a situation like Flint where people go around killing people. I was actually endorsed by a gay rights group. Sorry the pic is not up to your standards. I have not had a chance to do quality photo ops yet.
 
Posted by Adam on Friday, August 18, 2006 - 5:18 AM
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(_ZC_)
Zachary Cook

 
Because, after all, going to war and lying about the reasoning for said war is such a "Christian value".
 
Posted by (_ZC_) on Sunday, September 17, 2006 - 11:46 AM
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Adam
Adam Ford

 

You have an excellent point. I don't think this is something Ronald Reagan would have done. I also have a major issue with how Republicans in full control of Congress and the presidency are spending more than liberal democrats even did. This is totally unacceptible and a disgrace to the Republican Party. Hopefully in the near future Republicans will start acting like Republicans and not liberal Democrats.

I don't know of any Republicans that like George Bush as much as Ronald Reagan. I personally would have voted for Kerry but I'm pro-life so I went with Bush. I support Bush because he is the president. and I think we need to support our elected officials but we should also try and encourage them to make the right decisions.


 
Posted by Adam on Sunday, September 17, 2006 - 4:44 PM
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Joe

 
Don't you know that the mighty and powerful Church of the Nazarene says that gay folk should be drug behind your trucks?
 
Posted by Joe on Monday, September 25, 2006 - 5:18 AM
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Adam
Adam Ford

 

Is that the church that celebrates when our soldiers are killed?


 
Posted by Adam on Tuesday, September 26, 2006 - 6:23 PM
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Joe

 
No, thats a Baptist Church in Kansas led by Fred Phelps.
 
Posted by Joe on Wednesday, October 04, 2006 - 4:47 AM
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Adam
Adam Ford

 
I think most every denomination has some extremists in it. That's why I think we should bother with gay rights. It's not too far to go from Fred Phelps to some guys gunning down gay people because they're gay. I don't support gay marriage but I do oppose taking away gay people's health insurance because that might save lives.
 
Posted by Adam on Wednesday, October 04, 2006 - 5:40 PM
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Adam
Adam Ford

 
I don't support gay marriage but i am sympathetic towards certain gay rights issues. particularly ones that cross over into the heterosexual community such as a live in boyfriend and girlfreind not having hospital visitation rights.

I'm not opposed to the sex offender list. Perhaps we should have one for the killers we let out though or not let them out as early.
 
Posted by Adam on Sunday, June 03, 2007 - 1:47 AM
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Codename: Magic

 
Although I am pro-marriage, between any two people, I thank you for your recognition of homo- and bi-sexuals as also, and not just 'those people that want to get married'.
The way homo- and bi-sexual people are treated today is much like how black people were treated right after the civil war. Are we not all human and deserve the same rights, no matter who we are or what our preferences are in any area of life?
 
Posted by Codename: Magic on Saturday, September 22, 2007 - 6:05 AM
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Adam
Adam Ford

 
The ironic thing is marriage came about due to racism. The first marriage license was issued in the early 1830's. It was issued for intermarriage between white people and black people only.

It you follow the libertarian viewpoint marriage licesces issued by the state should not exist. If you have the right to marry or even the right to bear arms you should not need permission from the state to do that.

If it hadn't been for racism there probably would have been a long delay before marriage licenses came about or they may never have happened.
 
Posted by Adam on Sunday, September 23, 2007 - 3:05 AM
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