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Bristol Palin: “Obama Should Maybe Rethink His Same-Sex Marriage Comments”

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“While it’s great to listen to your kids’ ideas, there’s also a time when dads simply need to be dads. In this case, it would’ve been helpful for him to explain to Malia and Sasha that while her friends parents are no doubt lovely people, that’s not a reason to change thousands of years of thinking about marriage. … As great as her friends may be – we know that in general kids do better growing up in a mother/father home. Ideally, fathers help shape their kids’ worldview. … I guess we can be glad that Malia and Sasha aren’t younger, or perhaps today’s press conference might have been about appointing Dora the Explorer as Attorney General because of her success in stopping Swiper the Fox. … Sometimes dads should lead their family in the right ways of thinking. In this case, it would’ve been nice if the President would’ve been an actual leader and helped shape their thoughts instead of merely reflecting what many teenagers think after one too many episodes of Glee.”

Wow. I never fully realized what a snotty little bitch Bristol Palin is. These were her comments regarding President Barack Obama’s backing of same-sex marriage yesterday afternoon, and while girlfriend didn’t exactly come right out and say, “Hey, HOMOS SHOULDN’T BE ALLOWED TO MARRY and a REAL MAN wouldn’t say such lurid things,” she certainly alluded to it, and damn. Those are some pretty strong things to intimate, especially when the person in question has questionable ethics as it were. I mean, it’s not like she’s ever come out and spoken against homosexuals outright or anything, you know*.

Bristol took to her blog to write a brief, but effective (?), tirade against President Obama taking the advice of his daughters—of a younger, wiser generation—and allowing himself to be more open-minded than he has in the past about social topics.

And the thing is, people are going to back this crap up, because it makes so much sense coming from someone like Bristol, who f-cked before marriage a variety of times, didn’t marry her baby’s daddy even though she said it was “the right thing to do,” defiled her body with copious amounts of plastic surgery, and continues to PARADE AROUND AS A YOUNG, SINGLE MOTHER LIKE SOME KIND OF … SOME KIND OF SCARLET WOMAN.

Please. Get the f-ck up off your high horse, Bristol. You’re starting to resemble it more and more like it as the days go by.

*She has. Of course she has. She’s a twatty little gnat. This is what she DOES, guys.

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  • A. “we know that in general kids do better growing up in a mother/father home. Ideally, fathers help shape their kids’ worldview.” Yes, just like the life your son is having, Bristol, where I hear his father has hardly any access to him.
    B. “I guess we can be glad that Malia and Sasha aren’t younger, or perhaps today’s press conference might have been about appointing Dora the Explorer as Attorney General because of her success in stopping Swiper the Fox.” Really? That has to be one of the most asinine comparisons I have ever heard. You are taking a description of a thought process and stretching it until it is unrecognizable. Of course no one would make large decisions on the whims of a five year old. But does that mean you never listen to your children’s opinions and think about them no matter what their age? Besides, this was about real people, not cartoons.

  • You know, they say that genius knows genius, strength recognizes strength and so on. Well I consider myself to be an asshole of the highest quality and I can say without reservation and with complete certainty that she is a complete bitch.

  • There are many different types of “parents” and strategies of raising children that have shown all different kinds of results. Single mothers, single fathers, homosexual couples, communal child rearing you name it. because one “may” be better than the others should we ban ALL parents rights who do not have a mother and a father? Should we take away children from those mothers who’s husbands left. Should we take away Bristols child, as she is a single mother? Those kids would do better with two parents. Or are we only discriminating against homosexual parents?

    Further Gay people, if they want to be, are going to be parents regardless of the marriage title. Therefore, banning gay marriage to ban gay parents is counter-intuitive, its going to happen anyways.

  • “while her friends’ parents are no doubt lovely people, that’s not a reason to change thousands of years of thinking about marriage.” Actually, I think that’s a pretty darn good reason. When you meet people and find out how lovely they are, you realize that people are people and everyone should have the same rights.

  • LOL @ “we know that in general kids do better growing up in a mother/father home.” What about kids that are abused/molested growing up? Or the neglected kids? Or single parent households? My mom grew up with just a mother around, and turned out great. Dumbass. Having a mother/father home doesn’t mean kids do better. Having a responsible parent that loves and cares for his/her/their children is what makes them do better. And if she believes they do better w/a mother/father home why is she a single mom? STFU Bristol

  • “The combined data presented showed that children whose parents are lesbian have no more problems than the rest of the children and actually may be more tolerant of differences, she says. There was suggestive evidence that there were more stresses due to the gender of same-sex parents, but the children also reported greater well-being, more nurturing, and a greater tolerance for differences. What is striking is that there are very consistent findings in these studies.” http://www.webmd.com/mental-health/news/20051012/study-same-sex-parents-raise-well-adjusted-kids

    I grew up with lesbian parents. I was a wanted and planned for addition to my family (unlike Bristol’s son), I was raised by two involved, excited and loving parents (unlike Bristol’s son), I had the support of a two income family who was financially ready for a child (Bristol, I assume, only has money because of her mother’s notoriety), I grew up learning about tolerance, commitment, acceptance, diversity and that love makes a family. Love makes a really good family. Gender, sexual preference, race, age, etc. really do not matter when the love is there.

  • ”No doubt your friends Parents are lovely people” Bristol left out the rest of what she was thinking ” but we are homophobic hate mongers and as such can deny deny American citizens their Civil Rights granted under the Constitution” ”okay now lets all go to Church and pray for them”.

    Bristol you are an ignorant woman who raised by ignorant Parents.

  • Wow. So anyone that disagrees with gay marriage is bashed endlessly. What happened to having different opinions…sheesh.

    • The reason for that, Tim, is that we’re not talking about mere opinions; we’re talking about a civil rights issue. People who don’t think gays should be able to get married because it’s “traditional” that marriage is between a man and a woman* are similar to the people who thought that African Americans and women shouldn’t be able to vote because our founding fathers – who were mostly bigots and slaveowners (products of their time, so I’m not saying they were terrible people) – didn’t write it in the Constitution. And I’m pretty sure if anyone suggested *today* that blacks and women shouldn’t vote, they would be bashed and branded a sexist bigot.

      *yes, I know that this can be seen as a Bible issue, but it doesn’t make homophobes look any less bigoted to people who don’t believe that the Bible is God’s word. Also, people who use the Bible as justification for withholding rights from other people look like major hypocrites when they do things like, I don’t know, have premarital sex and have a baby out of wedlock…

  • Tim, get over it. It seems to me that some people think that it’s okay to bash gay marriage, but it’s not okay to bash the people who oppose it. You give hate, you get hate.

  • I understand its a civil rights issue, I never said I was for or against Gay marriage. People who believe are no better than anyone else, they make mistakes everyday. Some will own up to them others will choose hypocrisy and ignore it and still judge others. What I hate is when an opposing view gets bashed because it doesnt go with the rest of what people believe in. What happened to having an opinion? Ive seen it alot on this and other sites. Someone disagrees and are called a homophobic gay basher. It gets old. Some people dont realize that alot Christians “love the sinner not the sin” regardless of what the sin is. One of my close friends is Gay and I was one of the first people he told. I still love him and treat him the same. My beliefs just dont agree with what happens behind closed doors. Do I think a Gay relationship should be recognized legally so they can have the same legal rights as a heterosexual marriage? Yes. Would I call it a marriage? No, Id probably call it a recognized legal union.

    • why do people against gay marriage think that homosexual couples shouldnt have the right to call their union a marriage? do hetero couples have a trademark on the word or something? maybe it would be one thing if marriage was taken seriously in this country but if you have been paying attention you’d notice that for the last few decades marriage has become almost a joke. even one of the republican candidates speaking out against gay marriage- Newt – is on his 2nd or 3rd (maybe 4th i dont know) marriage himself. wow, what a “sanctimonious union” this marriage thing is….

  • for a politcal party who is constantly complaining that the government is too involved in people’s personal lives it seems insanely hypocritical that the conservative base in this country wants the government to outlaw a person’s ability to marry who they want. so big government is fine and dandy when they are pouring trillions of $ into our military/defense budget or making sure the “sanctity” of marriage is protected (how sanctimonious it is that about 50% of them end in divorce) but god forbid (pun intended) the government help poverty stricken people or seniors in need of medical care. but hey, lets all take advice from a single teen mom who’s the daughter of one of the most delusional political figures in our country

  • You dont think Gay marriages end in divorce? Please show me statistics proving that Gay marriages last any longer than a non Gay marriage. The govnt should be doing lots of things, either liberal or conservative people are too preoccupied about what benefits them as a person instead of what benefits our country.

    • when did i say that gay marriages dont or wouldnt end in divorce too? my point is that if HALF of hetero marriages are ending in divorce the whole “sanctimony of marriage” defense is a pretty big joke. oh and you mean gay couples who love each other, want to spend the rest of their lives together, and have a family are too preoccupied with the whole “straights voting to tell us we cant get married because they dont want us to have the same rights as hetero couples” thing instead of just doing whats best for the country? yeah, cant imagine why they are concerned about this at all…..

  • Your including people from all beliefs and walks of life in that 50%. Thats my point, Gay marriage is important I get it, but there are more important things that this nation needs to work on in my personal opinion. Theres no point in fighting against Gay marriage when there are horrible crimes happening everyday, or people becoming homeless etc. Thats more important to me.

    • its not something that needs to be “worked on”. Gays arent handing out term paper assignments to the hetero community telling them to write 20 pages on the pros and cons of gay marriage, they simply want to be awarded the same rights that straight people already have. The people who are “working on” this issue are the people against allowing gay marriage like the people in NC who just made it illegal to even have a civil union let alone a marraige. its not some complex ornate issue, you just say gay couples should have the same rights as straight couples you dont have to agree with it but you also shouldnt have the right to tell others how to live their lives. now you want to solve the homeless problem in this country thats another thing, but dont try to act like allowing gay marriage is some huge road block preventing us from solving the homeless problem in this country, they are separate issues with 2 completely different solutions (one simple, the other complex and near impossible).

  • Unfortunately every state wont wake up one morning all for Gay marriage. Like everything else, it is a work in progress.

    • i understand its not an overnight thing. im just saying the people against it pretty much have no justification other than believing they deserve more rights than gays do, which is wrong and frankly unconstitutional. are there other major issues facing this country? of course. big ones that will have long lasting results. but that doesnt mean you have to shelve this issue while we try to fix the economy/job market/housing market

  • She’s a moron. Speaking of supporting gay families…check out the story of Jennifer Tyrrell at change.org/scouts. She has lots of celeb support on Twitter too!

  • I can tell you right now that “in general kids do better growing up in a mother/father home” is a lie. First off, let’s just say I’m not straight (didn’t CHOOSE to be, for some people who think that). My best friend is 32, has a husband and 3 kids… her kids respond better to me with a snap and a point than they do with their father. He goes to work, comes home and gets on the couch, and yells when the kids don’t do what he wants them to do. He spends NO time with them and values his wife over his kids (comments have alluded as such… strongly alluded). If it were me and my friend raising them by ourselves, then her kids wouldn’t be spoiled, wouldn’t walk past their father when he comes home to give their mother a hug whe

  • I can tell you right now that “in general kids do better growing up in a mother/father home” is a lie. First off, let’s just say I’m not straight (didn’t CHOOSE to be, for some people who think that). My best friend is 32, has a husband and 3 kids… her kids respond better to me with a snap and a point than they do with their father. He goes to work, comes home and gets on the couch, and yells when the kids don’t do what he wants them to do. He spends NO time with them and values his wife over his kids (comments have alluded as such… strongly alluded). If it were me and my friend raising them by ourselves, then her kids wouldn’t be spoiled, wouldn’t walk past their father when he comes home to give their mother a hug, and damn sure wouldn’t value a friend (I am a 22 year old) over their father, the person supposed to be raising them. She’s retarded… and a bitch. She needs to sit down before someone sits her down.

  • Do something with your life, Bristol, that doesn’t involve sponging off Mommy’s fame, and then maybe we’ll care about what you think.