Go Gay Or Go Home / DOJ Employees Compelled To Embrace Gay Lifestyle

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In the aftermath of both the Fast and Furious and Associated Press scandals, Eric Holder’s Justice Department is afforded little credibility in performing its prescribed duties.  Still, it appears the department tasked with upholding constitutional law reached the height of hypocrisy by issuing guidelines to employees that blatantly abridge their First Amendment rights.

The document, which concerns gay and lesbian “inclusion” in the workplace, goes much further than merely protecting employees from discrimination.  Language drafted by the DOJ clearly coerces staff members at all levels to openly support a lifestyle they might find morally objectionable.

While Christians and others with traditional values have long been told, explicitly or implicitly, to remain silent on the issue of alternative sexuality – effectively excluding one group in favor of another.  That constituted an injustice in and of itself; but, the internal guidelines issued by the DOJ is forcing employees to affirmatively support the lifestyle.  “Silence will be interpreted as disapproval,” the document warns.

The liberty-crushing guidelines do not require much commentary, as anyone who values free speech should be appalled by the list of accepted behavior contained therein.  Staff members are expected to place a “DOJ Pride” sticker or some other pro-gay paraphernalia in their offices “indicating that it is a ‘safe space’” while “gender-specific terms like ‘husband’ and ‘wife’” are unacceptable.  Workplaces should be concerned with providing equal opportunity to employees and openly catering to a politically favorable group does exactly the opposite.  No employer – least of all the Justice Department! – should be allowed to unilaterally impose one viewpoint onto an entire staff. That is exactly what the department has implemented, though, as it goes much further than merely protecting the civil rights of gays.

The guidelines seek to silence dissent by advising employees to “assume that LGBT employees and their allies are listening” and painting a target on those with traditional values.  DOJ staff is expected to “deal with offensive jokes and comments forcefully and swiftly” according to the document, though it has become apparent the meaning of the word “offensive” has become extraordinarily fluid.

Through shrewd and effective marketing of their own sexuality, a small minority of the population has largely silenced those with a different worldview. The DOJ is taking that disturbing trend to another level by making such silence an employment prerequisite.
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As  a native of Oklahoma City, I have been following news coverage of the recent  tornado damage with much interest.  The loss of life and property damage in  Moore, Oklahoma, and other areas has been horrific, and as Oklahoma’s governor,  Mary Fallin, stated, the region is very much in need of our  prayers.

The  Moore tornado was indeed a newsworthy event.  At last count, it has  resulted in the loss of 24 lives and over $2 billion in property damage.   It was especially heartrending in that Monday’s storm was the second major  tornado to strike Moore in the past 15 years.  The residents of Moore, and  of the entire region, deserve respectful, accurate, and balanced reporting.   What they have received, I believe, is not always that.

When  the national television networks first interrupted broadcast shows for special  reports on Monday afternoon (May 20), they had already begun to describe the  storm as “historic” and “catastrophic.”  Granted that information was  fragmentary at that point, but news reports indulged in what could only be  termed speculation.  It was known that the tornado had struck two  elementary schools that were just letting out, and that fact soon became the  focus of much of the reporting.  It was suggested that “entire classrooms”  of children may have been lost along with their teachers.  The storm was  immediately compared to the Joplin tornado of 2011, which killed 158 residents.   Total loss of life for the Moore tornado was initially reported at 51 and  projected to be well over 100.  That projection was then reduced to “at  least 24.”

Certainly  the aerial photos were gripping.  Hundreds if not thousands of homes had been destroyed.  Cars along Interstate 35  were piled up in heaps.  Dazed residents were shown walking about, sifting through the debris and searching for  survivors.

As  these photos appeared, newscasters commented on the events in emotional and  sometimes frenzied tones of voice.  Again and again, they referred to the  “dozens of children” that had probably been lost.  Much was made of the  fact that Moore had been hit a second time, repeating and exceeding the  damage of 1999, a tornado outbreak that killed 46 with 318-mph winds.   Monday’s storm is estimated to have had winds of 190  mph.

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