In a country where "alternative lifestyles" are defended, the crude and the profane are widely received as artistic or entertaining. The First Amendment is stretched to the point of distortion in order to disguise disrespect, deviance and decadence as freedom of expression.
I find it interesting that the little town of Kanab should attract so much attention simply by having its mayor and City Council officially declare that their city believes marriage should be between a man and a woman, that young women should prepare to be wives and mothers and young men should prepare to be husbands and fathers.
Shocking!
In Kanab, no laws were enacted, no privileges taken away, no freedoms were lost. Yet the very defenders of alternative lifestyles and freedom of expression have chosen name-calling, blacklisting and boycotting of the entire city of Kanab. Isn't that considered hypocrisy?
Penny Bowler
West Riverton