[22554] in APO-L
Re: [APO-L] Manhood Development
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (JayBEE!)
Wed Apr 24 00:18:01 2002
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Date: Wed, 24 Apr 2002 00:17:46 -0400
Reply-To: JayBEE! <JayBEE@25-52.ZZN.COM>
From: JayBEE! <JayBEE@25-52.ZZN.COM>
To: APO-L@LISTSERV.IUPUI.EDU
<html><head><meta Name='keywords' Content='commtouch, pronto, mail, free email, free, branded, web based, free web based email, communications, internet, software, advertising banners, e-mail, free software'></head><body ><div align='left'><font ><blockquote><blockquote><TT>Okay, help nations settle their difference <BR>
other than war. That actually<BR>
was intented to be done by helping to develop <BR>
these young men. I <BR>
never knew there was a female leader of <BR>
Pakistan. But you cannot<BR>
object to the focus of Supplement Manhood <BR>
Development that was in <BR>
Frank Reed Horton, no matter how you look at it <BR>
today. Sure women<BR>
can learn Friendship, leadership and service. <BR>
I never said that <BR>
they shouldn't. What's just plain wrong is not <BR>
letting a group <BR>
follow in the footsteps of Frank Reed HOrton. <BR>
That door should have<BR>
never been closed. It was the very idea that <BR>
created this <BR>
organization. That you can't deny. You can't <BR>
have peace when <BR>
you are turning away peaceful individuals. <BR>
Somebody's bound to get<BR>
upset. And who knows it just might be the <BR>
spirit of Frank Reed<BR>
Horton himself just attempting to make things <BR>
totally right. <BR>
<BR>
>As ahead of his time as he was, I just don't <BR>
think he could have <BR>
>envi-sioned the gender equality that we have <BR>
nowadays.<BR>
<BR>
How do you know. We don't know what he would <BR>
be thinking. He might<BR>
very well be thinking like his age and times. <BR>
There are plenty of things that<BR>
didn't get changed until he died. The Boy <BR>
Scout requirement didn't<BR>
get removed until 1967. And he died in 1966. <BR>
<BR>
What makes the <BR>
gender equality that we have today, have <BR>
anything to do with what <BR>
Frank envisoned anyway. Think about it. We <BR>
placed gender equality <BR>
in a fraternity because we had to. Not because <BR>
WE were thinking <BR>
about gender equality. Gender quality was <BR>
forced upon us as we <BR>
are forcing it upon any individual groups that <BR>
comes to us. <BR>
<BR>
Don't think that I don't want women in this <BR>
organization. I really don't mind, if thats <BR>
what they want to do. I just want "anybody" to <BR>
have a chance to join, just as they use to.<BR>
<BR>
JayBEE!<BR>
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