RSSWhen Boiling a Frog, Start with Cold Water
Gene Lalor | February 25, 2010
Few people, even Glenn Beck, would consider tossing a live frog 
into boiling water.
Even if you wanted to and even if frog legs taste like chicken, you really have to start with cold water so Freddy the Frog doesn’t catch on and make one giant leap for frog-kind and cause serious burns to the evil boiler.
That brief lesson in proper frog-boiling procedure is also applicable to human beings. The homosexual community, the Gay Lobby, knows the technique well.
After years of inyerface promotion of the GLBTQ agenda, at least some elements of that community have achieved degrees of subtlety by taking advantage of friendly legislators, judges, and commissioners to get what they want.
Principally what they want is acceptance and what better place to start than with schoolchildren?
As Maine 
goes, so goes the nation is an old political truism. As it relates to homosexuals, it may become an American sociological truism in a few short years.
I’ve long suspected that there’s something in New England’s water which could help explain the goings-on up there in cold country over the past few decades.
The latest New England brainchild supports that notion.
In Maine, school kids can now choose their bathrooms, a plan that may get reprobate dropouts back into school but which is fraught with a whole host of negatives.
So what, you may ask? One rest room might be cleaner than the other or one might be less likely to be raided by a hall duty teacher looking for student smokers. What’s wrong with potty picking?
You missed the point.
Every student in Maine’s public and private schools now has the legal right conferred on him or her by the state legislature to determine whether he or she or he-she is male, female, or transgendered, maybe even hermaphroditic.
They may now choose his, her, or whatever’s rest room facility they feel most appropriate regardless of what gender they exhibited when they exited the womb.
The basis for this new privilege is Maine’s 2005 “Transgender Law” which has been interpreted by the Maine Human Rights Commission to mean that separate but equal facilities in schools are discriminatory and must be remedied.
That law requires the “normalization” of homosexuality, cross-dressing and transgender behavior throughout the Pine Tree State and homosexuals have been agitating for five years now to apply that recommendation to places of learning.
Accordingly, in deference to the Gay Lobby’s wishes, the commission has recommended that to relieve an intolerable situation of “unlawful discrimination” on the basis of “gender identity,” school bathrooms henceforth and heretofore should be unisex facilities.
I must have missed the uproar over that discrimination but Maine-iacs may just be ahead of the curve in setting new standards for America.
Not being a legislative body, the Maine Human Rights Commission cannot decree that little 10 year old Chelsea or Brit, or 17 year old Shaniqua or Maria must sit in a girl’s room stall next to a Matthew or Tyrone. Its views are simply guidelines.
However, those guidelines will allow boys who have chosen to “identify as girls” to use girls’ restrooms and locker rooms, and participate on girls’ sports teams (and vice versa). The Commission has scheduled a public hearing on the guidelines for March 1: http://bit.ly/cPI2H6
One observer has opined that, ”Any school in Maine whose authority to grant diplomas is authorized by the state will have to follow these guidelines. That includes Christian and private schools.”
Recall our little buddy, Freddy the Frog?
His meaty, little legs may have escaped becoming an appetizer but the water seems to be getting damned hot for American heterosexuals as homosexuals win battle after battle to subvert America’s moral absolutes and subvert our standards of normality.
Be patient. This is all coming soon to a state very near you. The gay key is gradualism.
Remember, too, when our national water hits the boiling point it will be too late to jump out, and we’re not as limber as frogs.
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