I have received numerous requests to compose a commentary this week on the subject of a homosexual kiss by somebody named Michael Sam.
I am sorry that I cannot comply.
Michael Sam, to the best of my information, is a football player recently drafted by the Saint Louis Rams who, apparently, is publically in violation of Leviticus 18:22.
That verse declares homosexual conduct to be an abomination before God. In the very next verse, by the way, God labels bestiality as an abomination as well.
In any event, I cannot write about Michael Sam or some allegedly disgusting kiss because I didn’t see it. And I didn’t see it because, as you may recall from my commentary two weeks ago, I no longer have cable television in my home.
I decided that, no matter that I might miss a few Orioles games and perhaps some Sunday afternoon golf tournaments, which I used to enjoy, I can no longer justify continuing to watch television.
You see, I have become convinced that, along with the government school system, the television is one of the major polluters of American minds.
I finally decided that to keep cable TV was the equivalent to diverting the sewer that runs in front of my home, through my living room, for the consumption of my family.
So, I got rid of it. No more TV. No more sewerage coming through my living room.
So, this kiss, which is just the latest sewer filth designed for my consumption by television programmers, just got by me.
I missed it. Sorry.
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