The Gov­ern­ment has shown tes­tic­u­lar for­ti­tude by not bend­ing to cer­tain groups who are try­ing to force their will on the pop­u­la­tion. Gay sex is ab­solute­ly wrong and must not and should not be legal­ly per­mit­ted in our so­ci­ety. We can­not al­low a mi­nor­i­ty group of peo­ple to lead the na­tion astray with calls to le­galise gay sex and mar­riage. Be­cause a few peo­ple of in­flu­ence can make cer­tain calls and get things done in their favour, we are led to be­lieve that this is right.

What lessons are we teach­ing our chil­dren? They will be very con­fused when they see that they have two moth­ers or two fa­thers when their friends have one of each. As a na­tion we have to stand by our spir­i­tu­al and moral val­ues and stop delv­ing in­to the dark­ness of ho­mo­sex­u­al­i­ty. It's all good and well if those who are so in­clined want to pri­vate­ly in­dulge in these acts, but to bur­den our peo­ple with this scourge is to­tal­ly wrong. We must stand firm and not let this creep through the back door and take hold of our so­ci­ety as it has in New York.

I am not ho­mo­pho­bic but there are cer­tain moral and spir­i­tu­al laws that must be ad­hered to. Almighty God de­stroyed two cities be­cause of these same acts. Have we not learned any­thing from his­to­ry? Don't be fooled by those who speak about equal rights. If its wrong its wrong. There is noth­ing right about ho­mo­sex­u­al­i­ty.

Valen­tine Young

Brook­lyn, New York