Greg Quinlan is the president of PFOX--Parents and Friends of Ex-Gays & Gays (PFOX). It's a national non-profit organization that supports families, advocates for the ex-gay community, and educates. Quinlan argues that ex-gays should be considered a 'protected' class against hate crimes. He also says that persons who are gay can be rehabilitated to become straight--which is derived in large part from his own experience in doing just that.
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livefreeordie76 at 4:49 PM November 14, 2011
As "gay love" was part of the neo-Marxist lead "free love" movement of the 20th century so is "ex-gay" realization the sexual liberation of the 21st century. The pop-culture "gay" experiment hatched in the "Frankfurt School" and in Kinsey and Sanger's twisted sex laboratories has claimed untold scores of human victims on the altar of self-wroship.
Thankfully time has allowed courageous individuals like Greg Quinlan to emerge from the disastrously failed experiment as a liberated voice from the cult of homosexuality to shed light on the destructive nature of same-sex addiction helping to liberate scores of souls trapped under the bondage of same-sex attraction. Free at last, free at last, thank God almighty, free at last!
The true and accurate definition of HOMOPHOBIA is: The fear by those in same-sex addiction that the truth about the destructive nature intrinsic in homosexuality will be freely and democratically debated.
Ex-Gay is the sexual liberation revolution of the 21st century.
David Roberts1 at 5:13 PM November 07, 2011
It is difficult to parse through all the factual errors presented here -- Mr Quinlan has a right to his own opinions but not his own facts. Let me call attention to just one error, PFOX did not win a lawsuit to "have ex-gays covered under the DC Human Rights Act." They lost a lawsuit and then an appeal against the National Education Association (NEA), then spun elements of the ruling into a win that never happened. They could have reported the facts but they know that most people are not going to wade through legal rulings, particularly for an issue as obscure as ex-gays. There is a thorough review of the facts in that case here: http://goo.gl/Cxt6m
Ex-gay, as should be obvious, is not a sexual orientation, but an ideological position.
