Apple under fire for approving ‘gay cure’ app
21st March 2011
The fact that the homosexual agenda is ‘Freedom for me but not for thee’ is not really news, but this is a useful reminder.
“Exodus’ message is hateful and bigoted. They claim to offer ‘freedom from homosexuality through the power of Jesus Christ’ and use scare tactics, misinformation, stereotypes and distortions of LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender) life to recruit clients.”
Well, then, don’t download the app. It is, after all, free. Duh.
“They endorse the use of so-called ‘reparative therapy’ to ‘change’ the sexual orientation of their clients, despite the fact that this form of ‘therapy’ has been rejected by every major professional medical organisation, including the American Psychological Association, the American Medical Association, and the American Counseling Association.”
And, of course, unless a form of therapy is accepted by these credentialing organizations, it can’t possibly work.
I can’t think of any prior historical situation in which there has been such a sustained and determined campaign to force normal people to accept abnormal people as somehow normal. I suspect that all it will accomplish is a backlash that will be worse than any inconvenience they now suffer. (Yes, I said ‘inconvenience’. When it comes to ‘affirmative action’, gay is the new black.) Hope they’re happy with that.