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Youth Revolution

Youth Revolution presents...

by: Lurleen

Fri Nov 06, 2009 at 19:36:55 PM EST

A new organization called Youth Revolution popped up in Washington recently.  I've written a bit about them here.  YR's Executive Director is none other than Russell Johnson, Director of Governmental Affairs for the Focus on the Family/Family Research Council affiliate Family Policy of Institute of Washington.  FPIW is the local organization that helped funnel over $200,000 of James Dobson's Colorado money into Washington's Referendum 71 campaign.  YR, a youth recruiting tool, has posted the following video on their front page.  Without comment, I give you "The Government Can".

Discuss :: (28 Comments)

Who is recruiting Washington's children?

by: Lurleen

Mon Oct 19, 2009 at 23:00:00 PM EDT

Radical-right anti-equality folk are fond of claiming that gays are out to recruit children.  Protect Marriage Washington goes so far as to use the slogan "protect children" and infer that the mere mention of gay people in a non-critical way to children will poison their little minds and pervert them on the spot.  

I have always marveled at the radical-right's ability to get away with this.  Where is the evidence that gays "convert" little children?  In my experience the opposite is true: too much of straight society works diligently to force gays to renounce, ignore or hide their sexual orientation, and to say 'thank you' for whatever scraps they're willing to toss from the table.

That the radical-right can get away with wagging the "you recruit!" finger is even more amazing when you consider that the very focus of evangelicals is recruitment - recruitment of new people into their mindset.  And the focus of radical-right theocratic evangelicals is the recruitment of people into their quest to impose their beliefs on a political system that's supposed to serve everyone.  The radical-right has no qualms about beginning this recruitment with very small children.  It's traditionally called Sunday school and Bible camp.  With Washington's radical-right, it seems to also entail rally attendance, political ad making and participating in a sort of theocratic boot camp.

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