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icon13.gif How about this one for arch-conservative?  [message #20467] Sun, 18 April 2004 03:52 Go to next message
david in hong kong is currently offline  david in hong kong

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Wouldn't it be good for these people to get loads of calls and emails about their interesting point of view?




Tax Code Must Reward Marriage, Not Give Incentives for Unnatural Homosexual Behavior, IFI Director Says
Thu Apr 15, 4:25 PM ET


Contact: Peter LaBarbera, 630-546-4439; David Smith, 773-405-6813, both of the Illinois Family Institute; Web: http://www.illinoisfamily.org


GLEN ELLYN, Ill., April 14 /U.S. Newswire/ -- Homosexual activists claim that the U.S. tax code "discriminates" against "gay" couples, but Illinois Family Institute Executive Director Peter LaBarbera said society has no interest in rewarding aberrant relationships. He said the real problem with the tax code is that it "doesn't go far enough to reward normal married couples."


"The United States government and its taxing policies serves the greatest good of the nation by upholding normal marriages and traditional families-the bedrock foundation of any great culture," LaBarbera said. "We must never allow the government to financially reward unhealthy, aberrant homosexual relationships."


"Research shows that homosexual men have a shorter life expectancy than heterosexual men," LaBarbera said. "This and the prevalence of sexually transmitted disease among homosexuals are proof of the lifestyle's unhealthy and dangerous consequences."


IFI Senior Policy Analyst Dave Smith agreed, saying, "The government must recognize the fact that children raised in a traditional mom-and dad family do the very best. The government has an obligation to encourage this stable environment for children.


"If we move down the road to legalizing 'marriage' for unnatural homosexual couples, it will lead to an explosion of intentionally motherless or fatherless households," Smith said. "That is a radical social experiment that will place children in harm's way, and one we can not afford to engage in as a society."


Illinois Family Institute urges Congress to enact stronger provisions in the tax code to encourage traditional marriage and give economic incentives for couples to get married and have children.


"We should free the heavy burden on married men and women dedicated to raising well adjusted families," LaBarbera said. "Congress should not enact tax incentives for homosexual couples any more than for polygamists, 'swingers,' or other abnormal relationships."


While gay activists are pushing hard to redefine normal marriage-between one man and one woman-Illinois Family Institute will continue to work hard to make sure this fundamental redefinition does not happen.


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Illinois Family Institute is an organization dedicated to defending marriage, family and the sanctity of life in Illinois. IFI, 799 Roosevelt Road, Suite 3-208, Glen Ellyn, IL 60137, Phone: (630) 790-8370; Email: info@illinoisfamily.org



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Re: How about this one for arch-conservative?  [message #20511 is a reply to message #20467] Tue, 20 April 2004 10:43 Go to previous message
ron is currently offline  ron

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Well, scratch Illinois off my list of states I'd ever consider relocating to....

The only thing that's unhealthy and aberrant is such a myopic view of the world. They actually fear diversity, the very thing that has the power to make this world a beautiful place; and the perversion comes in the way they claim it's God's will.

Maybe someday....



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