Safe Schools Czar: “Killing Someone Who Calls You a Faggot is not Aberrant Behavior…”
This guy needs to go down!
(Err…and, I don’t mean in a homosexual way).
Safe Schools Czar: “Killing Someone Who Calls You a Faggot is not Aberrant Behavior…”
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Posted by Morgen on October 11, 2009
Here’s the full quote from Kevin Jennings in 1998:
We need to own up to the fact that our culture teaches boys that being “a man” is the most important thing in life, even if you have to kill someone to prove it. Killing someone who calls you a faggot is not aberrant behavior but merely the most extreme expression of a belief that is beaten (sometimes literally) into boys at an early age in this country: Be a man – don’t be a faggot.
As Suzanne Pharr so eloquently explained in her landmark work Homophobia: A Weapon of Sexism, antigay bigotry is inextricably intertwined with the maintenance of “proper” gender roles by which little girls are supposed to be “sugar and spice and everything nice” and boys are supposed to be, well, quite the opposite. When boys take up guns to kill those who torment them with words like “faggot,” we shouldn’t be surprised. They’re just doing what we have taught them to do.
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Doctor Bulldog & Ronin 
12 October, 2009 at 9:40 am
I think I have seen a vision of this guys future world somewhere before. But where? Oh yeah. Everything this administration says and does is the complete opposite of their real intentions. Change. Don’t call me Kevin. Call me Snake.
12 October, 2009 at 10:33 am
So Jenings thinks that by calling people stupid names means that violence is a means to silence the percieved enemy?
His ideas arent an answer its part of the problem…
12 October, 2009 at 11:03 am
Be careful on this. We don’t intend to imply that Jennings was endorsing violence.
We do mean to imply that Jennings is connecting manhood, as taught by parents, to such violence. The real question this raises is whether Kevin Jennings believes the way to make our schools safer by redefining manhood. Based on what he wrote, the answer is arguably yes.
12 October, 2009 at 11:48 am
What is he talking about? Where is he getting these ideas? Who is teaching him these things? The schools, the church, the guvmint, his parents?
They say that Bill Ayres stayed in contact with his parents all during his days of bomb making with the weather underground, maybe it’s a lefty thing.
Since the election anyone who disagrees with these leftists has been called every name in the book and so far I have not seen or heard of one incident of retaliation. He’s not talking about us, so who is he talking about?
What he is describing is a society that revolves around honor and killing to protect it.
12 October, 2009 at 3:41 pm
John
If Jenings and others like him are putting up pro homosexual agendas or propaganda… violence according to them is a viable option like so much else.
In his propaganda piece you mentioned here:
http://www.dupontbglad.com/Library/Newsletters/n0401.pdf#page=10
He makes the following statement…
“We need to own up to the fact that our culture teaches boys that being “a man” is the most important thing in life, even if you have to kill someone to prove it. ”
Those that are teaching American kids to kill is the media culture not Mom & Dad, Churches etc.
Frankly put… his agenda is to change gender. But in doing so to stop ‘anti gay’ statments he legitimizes lifestyles that are proven to be destructive and go no where.
12 October, 2009 at 4:02 pm
The feminazis have done their best to emasculate men, ridiculing, belittling and redefining their roles. That’s worked out well, hasn’t it? Now many don’t think they need to be husbands and fathers, protectors and providers according to their traditional roles. It goes against their natural instincts and hardwired brain circuitry, no matter how hard anyone tries to deny it. Men and women are NOT the same. Equal is NOT synonymous with same.
12 October, 2009 at 4:04 pm
Whatever happened to “sticks and stones”? Justifying violence because someone called you a name and hurt your widdle feewings? Unreal.
Orwell was here.