If gays Choose to be different, then discrimination is allowed!

By Greg Pitsch

To all homosexuals in America, Since you are actively causing many christian's to see the reality of where we are at in this world today, we have to let you know, we can discriminate against homosexuals, based on the fact that it is your sexual preference. Meaning you prefer to be gay, rather than straight.

Don't give me the whole spiel about how you were born gay, because there comes a moment, when you have to weigh the options. Should I break my families heart due to my selfish desires? Or be the end of the family line?

Homosexuals place their needs/wants in front of the their families, their communities, as well as the rest of the country to walk the path of depravity. If I believe the Bible, and it's scriptures, I therefore must follow all of GOD's commandments, not pick and choose which ones I agree with.

The reprehensible lewd acts, that society is willing to embrace by allowing gays to get "Married," without realizing what will happen as a result of this immoral, and unjust legislation. If the gay community is willing to risk the Future of America, just so they can go from parade to parade, how much more selfish can one be?

Obama to boy: Where’s your birth certificate?

Obama to boy: Where’s your birth certificate?

Not every kid gets asked for his birth certificate by the president of the United States. But that's what happened to a Florida lad, Andre Wupperman, when he met Barack Obama at a Florida sports bar and family joint on Saturday.

Obama made an unannounced stop at Gators Dockside -- one of many surprise visits he makes to local businesses as a candidate for reelection -- and mingled with the patrons. Upon hearing that Andre, who turns seven next week, was born in Hawaii, the president asked: "You were born in Hawaii? You have a birth certificate?" The joke got laughs, according the pool reporter Helene Cooper of the New York Times.

And according to the Associated Press, Obama had greeted Andre with the "shaka" sign, a gesture often associated Hawaii.

The president also stopped at another table and led a group in singing "Happy Birthday" to Sorina Terrell.

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Scientists Discover New Cave Spider Species… with Claws!

photo: Griswold CE, Audisio T, Ledford JM

by -- Daisy Yuhas

Meet Trogloraptor, fearsomeness incarnate. The creature more than lives up to its name—it is, in fact, an eight-legged showcase for scientific novelty. The spider somewhat resembles the brown recluse, famed for its flesh-necrotizing venom—but at four centimeters, Trogloraptor is about twice as large. In fact, this spider is an entirely new critter—just look at those legs, each ends in a curved, scythelike claw. Citizen scientists and arachnologists have uncovered these spiders in the caves of southwestern Oregon and old-growth redwood forests. As they report in ZooKeys, the discovery of Trogloraptor is a taxonomic wonder that establishes a new family, genus and species in the spider family tree.

Troglo's story begins with citizen scientists in the Western Cave Conservancy who spotted the strange spider in Oregon's caves. They sent specimens to researchers at the California Academy of Sciences where entomologist Tracy Audisio, a research fellow at the California Academy of Sciences, puzzled over the new find. After approaching every member of the arachnology lab, she and Charles Griswold, the academy's curator of arachnology, took the finding to arachnologists around the country. They combed through comparative anatomy, fossil records and genetic analyses in their efforts to place the new spider, only to conclude that the cave dweller has a totally unique lineage.

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