Christopher Carrico and Britain: Feeding the Beast of Deception on Gay Rights in Guyana?
An initial response to Christopher Carrico’s “
Collateral Damage: The Social Impact of Laws Affecting LGBT Persons inGuyana
”
Gay militancy and advocacy is built on
a hoax … the avoidance of the evidence
, the deception of its victims cum supporters
… of
stupendous proportions.
The University of the West Indies‟ Cave Hill Faculty of Law may be unwittingly feeding the deception.
How responsible is UWI being … because the “social impact” of works promoting gay advocacy will ultimately be judged by their
complete exclusion of references to the detail provided in law reviews like
(
tudy “
Collateral Damage
….” and
, as we turn to peruse its contents, some initial questionsneed to be asked
…
and some baseline(s) established.
The analytical and investigative perspective
:We have alluded before to two statements that summarize the investigative perspective that should inform all, repeat all analyses of publications emanating from gay-
activist camps. Carrico‟s “study” deserves no less rigour
in any assessment!First, as considered in the response to Nadia Sagar, and
as to Guyana the “secular
state
”
relative to “gay rights”,
we have yet to finda more concise statement on the relationship between state, government, man and God as that offered by Daniel Garcia and RobertRegie
r in the online article “
Homosexuality is Not a Civil Right
yet again to those words: “…
When protecting one’s inalienable and civil rights, the government must discern between liberty and
license. This requires that rights attach to persons because of their humanity, not because of their behaviors, and certainly not thosebehaviors that Weste
rn legal and moral tradition has regarded as inimical to the "Laws of Nature and of Nature’s God," as stated in
the Declaration. Yet, today some advocate granting "rights" to behaviors hostile to the most fundamental forms of self-government
—
family, church, and community. This is especially the case with homosexual activists, who ironically seek to hijack the moral capital of the civil rights movement
...."Second,
Dr. Joseph Nicolosi in “
The Removal of Homosexuality from the Psychiatric Manual
”
“studies” of the sort
attempted by Carrico in these fatal words:
“…
Militant gay advocates working in a small but forceful network have caused apathy and confusion within our society. They insist that acceptance of the homosexual as a person cannot occur without endorsement of the homosexual condition. Intellectual circles too
—
who are self-conscious about sounding intolerant
— proclaim homosexuality as normal, yet it is still not so for the average person for whom it “just doesn’t seem right
..
.”
Should Christians and Muslims in Guyana be worried?
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