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ThatDaveGuy69 -> To: MI State Rep Tom McMillin, Re: Julea Ward (7/19/2009 5:21:42 AM)
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Dear State Rep. McMillin (R-Lansing, MI),
I read an article on your efforts to sanction the Eastern Michigan Graduate School of Counseling and just want to congratulate you for having everything in the great state of Michigan straightened-out. It seems I was completely mislead by the liberal, main stream media into believing that your fine state was bearing the brunt of the current economic downturn. SOME people have even referred to it as an “economic crisis”. AS IF! But I can see from your efforts that all is well. You see, I was under the impression that having an overall state unemployment rate of 15.2%* was a problem that a state legislator such as yourself would spend every waking hour trying to mitigate. At the very least I thought you would be hard at work to lower the unemployment rate within your own district of Lansing, which is now over 11%*.
But I know how misleading such numbers can be. So I understand that you feel the burden of boredom and must therefore find ways to fill your time. And the Julea Ward case, or lack thereof, is perfect for you. As I read through information about this I am continually shocked and appalled that anyone, anywhere would try to force their ideas on such an outstanding young citizen like Ms. Ward. I can only imagine how awful it must be to have the entire college tell you how to do the work you’re training for. After all, she’s been a student for how many years? I’m sure by now she knows far more about counseling than any of her instructors. And that whole “Hippocratic Oath” thing, well, really, who needs it?! It just gets in the way of what you already KNOW is right.
But I think you’re going about this all wrong. Thanks to our 42nd president, we already have the “conscience clause” - let's use and expand upon it. Since we’re all about to be chipped via “RealID” I think you should use your office to push for data that will include sexual orientation. That way, when one of THOSE types is brought into an ER, he or she can be denied assistance based on what their ID card says. After all, No TRUE Christian should ever be forced to treat a person like that, nor any non-Christian, for that matter. Maybe we should get religious choice added to that ID card while we're at it.
But that’s still a few years off, that whole national ID thing. It would be much more expedient to round up everyone who claims to be homosexual and tattoo some sort of ID onto them. Maybe a serial number on the forearm. But why stop there? Once we have them all in one place we should just go right ahead and “cleanse” these horrible people from society. Once we've accomplished that, we can set to work on the Muslims. And then all those terrorist Islamists. Next we can get to work on the Jews. I know, I know: it's been tried before. But we have advanced technology now to make it much easier. And then, finally, we can take care of the blacks. They'll be much easier to identify because, well, they're black.
In conclusion, Mr. McMillin, I must applaud your humble efforts to bring this nation back to the place it belongs. I understand that allowing a counselor-in-training the right to pick and choose her patients based on sexual orientation is only the smallest of steps on our way to an American Final Solution. But every journey begins with a single step. Congratulations on helping this great nation take one of the 1st.
Warmest regards,
~Dave
* Unemployment stats:
15.2% for June as per michican.com
11.5% for May os per Bureau of Labor Statistics
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