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First Gays, Then
Animals,
Then More Cock-Teases
By Randy Boyd
For Outsports.com
Dear John
Smoltz of the Atlanta Braves,
I agree
with your
gay marriage comment. No, not the PR-driven “my bad” that you’re
trying to pitch to us now. I’m talking about your OC. Your original
comment. See, no matter how you spin it, meant it, glaze it, daze it
or make it disappear into thin air, you made your point of view on
gays and the idea of gays marrying quite clear when you said:
“What’s
next? Marrying animals?”
There’s
no mistaking how you feel about homos when those words come out of
your mouth in that order. And I say ... right on!
They
just don’t get it, most homosexuals. Don’t they realize that
marriage was invented for the red-blooded, natural citizens of
nature? That marriage is the institution by which we teach our
children basic values and how keep society from going all crazy and
doing very unseemly and unnatural things?
If we
start marrying Adam and Adam or Eve and Eve, the results will be
catastrophic. The fallout will fall out even in the sports
world, I’m afraid, which is why we need good, upstanding and
conservative natural citizens of nature like you, Mr. Smoltz, to
speak out.
Just
imagine, if gays marry, the whole world will go crazy and not know
what to make of marriage anymore, and the sports world will not be
immune to the chaos.
--A
famous pitcher could be playing for, say, the Cleveland Indians one
day, then the next day, get attacked by his wife and his wife’s high
heel while speeding down the highway.
--Strapping, good looking white pro quarterbacks will have to resort
to dating 25 cock-teases simultaneously on national television, and
after a little more time than it takes to play an NFL game, he’ll be
forced to choose one to be his fairy god princess and bride for
life.
--Love
children of the gladiators of sports will start coming out of the
woodwork, announcing themselves as the product of extra-marital
hook-ups, sullying big name guys we worship, guys as big as Tug
McGraw, Karl Malone, Doctor J, and Strom Thurmond (member of the
original Ancient Greek Nude Olympic Wrestling Team).
--If
gays are allowed to marry. What’s next? Groups of people marrying?
Baseball player husbands cheating on spouses as beautiful as Halle
Berry? Basketball player husbands going on business trips to
Colorado, then having to remind their young wives they love them
with $4,000,000 rings? Football players become so rich and famous
they’re raising the kids of the wife/mother they butchered?
--If
homos honeymoon, watch society crumble. Watch millions of human
beings of the female persuasion dedicate their lives to getting laid
by as many athletes as possible, some for future child support, some
just for the pure pleasure of being able to fuck a jock. Watch these
women spend hours at team hotels and places the players frequent,
just to be a (damned lucky) piece of tail for some married pro
athlete.
You’re
damned right, Mr. Smoltz, gays need to keep their noses out of the
good old fashioned institution of marriage. Image if that whacko
hockey player and his “roommate/lover/agent” had been married when
the whacko hockey player tried to hire a hit man to off his
“spouse”? They got a right to be married? No way! Only natural
citizens of nature deserve the privilege of being total jackasses to
their Dearly Beloveds.
Marriage
should continue to be reserved for men and women, because only
straight people can understand, value and respect the sacred
commitment of matrimony, that is when they’re not hitting one
another with high heels on the freeway or pretending to be strong
family men while denying the existence of loose seed that continues
to grow in the form of a fatherless child.
Good thinking, Mr. Smoltz, glad to
see you have an open mind and a good grip on reality. Pitch on!
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