What happens at Gilroy High when Johnny decides he prefers to shower with the girls?

The Gilroy Dispatch - Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor,

A new state law (SR777) requiring California public schools to, among other things, allow students to "choose their own gender" when deciding whether to use the boys or girls restroom and locker room is just another glaring example of the cultural assault taking place in America. 

This latest step of  "political correctness" is, to use an analogy, just another sad, sick example of the tick on the flea on the tail of the dog wagging the entire dog whenever the tick wishes. 

So, how is Gilroy High School going to handle it when "Johnny" decides that he is really a "she" entrapped in a male body, and has the lawful right to use the girls' showers - especially when the girls are present? Will any sane girl who refuses to shower with Johnny there be called a bigot or accused of acting in a discriminatory manner and therefore subject to school discipline? 

The bizarreness of this kind of insanity goes on and on, all because of the influence that special interest groups hold over our lawmakers resulting in poor (and downright crazy) legislation that is out of touch and unrepresentative of the values of the majority of American people. I think it's time for another American Revolution to kick the bums out that sponsor and push this distorted garbage upon us and our children.


James Fennell, Gilroy


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Flesh-Eating Bacteria Striking Gay Men

Disease spread primarily through anal intercourse

By Matthew Cullinan Hoffman

SAN FRANCISCO, January 15, 2007 (LifeSiteNews.com) - A new medical study appearing in the Annals of American Medicine shows that homosexuals are spreading a new, highly-infectious and extremely dangerous bacteria amongst themselves, most probably through anal intercourse.

The bacterium, called MRSA USA300, is impervious to front-line antibiotics and can only be treated with rarer drugs, primarily Vancomycin. Researchers say that the bug, which is a type of staphylococcus, is primed to develop immunity to that drug as well.

Infected patients may have inflammation, abscesses, and tissue loss in the affected areas. Although the bacterium does not literally "eat" the body, it manufactures toxins that can cause "necrosis" - the death of surrounding tissue.

The study's authors note that the strong link between unhealthy behavior, particularly among homosexuals, is the driving force behind the disease. "Spread of the USA300 clone among men who have sex with men is associated with high-risk behaviors, including use of methamphetamine and other illicit drugs, sex with multiple partners, participation in a group sex party, use of the internet for sexual contacts, skin-abrading sex, and history of sexually transmitted infections," the authors write.

http://www.lifesite.net/ldn/2008/jan/08011514.html