Yes, we can.

[innerSpaceman]

And, yeah, I'm wondering if that's what you thought was freakin' right on the money about raising boys ... i.e., if they look to be sissy girly boys, just get them magically converted into boyish boys in two weeks and $78,000.

[Motorboat Cruiser]

This pretty much says it all:

Dobson further contends that homosexuality, especially in such an early stage, can be "cured." His ministry runs a program called Love Won Out that seeks to convert "ex-gays" to heterosexuality. (Alas, the program's director, a self-proclaimed "ex-gay" himself, was spotted at a gay bar in 2000, an episode Dobson downplayed as "a momentary setback.")

[scaeagles]

I was speaking specifically about discipline and methodologies for it with boys.

I have never been one who has believed in conversion therapy.

[Gemini Cricket]

Originally Posted by scaeagles

I have never been one who has believed in conversion therapy.

Then you will go with me to the prom, Leo?

[scaeagles]

Sorry, GC...I'm not gay.

However, for a toaster.....

[BarTopDancer]

Awesome.

And in other news, McCain met with Billy Graham.

[Alex]

But is it still his personal view that marriage should be between one man and one woman (he has always said he wouldn't oppose state efforts but that he personally does not support gay marriage)? Or is he officially changing his stance on gay marriage?

[Gemini Cricket]

Originally Posted by Alex

But is it still his personal view that marriage should be between one man and one woman (he has always said he wouldn't oppose state efforts but that he personally does not support gay marriage)? Or is he officially changing his stance on gay marriage?

Not sure.
But his statement is something that would never come from McCain. Lesser of two evils...

[scaeagles]

Originally Posted by Gemini Cricket

Not sure.
But his statement is something that would never come from McCain. Lesser of two evils...

See my above post.

[BarTopDancer]

Originally Posted by Alex

But is it still his personal view that marriage should be between one man and one woman (he has always said he wouldn't oppose state efforts but that he personally does not support gay marriage)? Or is he officially changing his stance on gay marriage?

I think it's the former. I have to see where I read that.

Which is fine. He can think a marriage should be between one man and one woman all he wants. He doesn't have to marry multiple people or marry a man.

But he's not going to try to tell the rest of the country they have to think the same way he does.

Or at least that is how I read it.