LBGT Kills an American Institution

The Boy Scouts are 110 years old.
One of the finest organizations imaginable.
Teaching boys and young men skills, moral code, challenge, responsibility was what they were all about.

LGBT gained a little popularity in recent years and decided that Boy scouts were not inclusive enough for them. They wanted girls to join the boys club.

That was damaging enough when scout leadership caved to their demands.
Now, the LBGT of old that abused boys decades ago left damaging scars on those kids,now grown and they're suing in such great number - the scouts are going bankrupt.

It seems that everything the left gets hold of is ruined, broken, soured and over all destroyed.

Care to comment?

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Johnblackthorn · 56-60, M

When it comes to child abuse you are either part ot the problem or part of the solution, scouting is clearly part of the problem, and not just in America!

xixgun · M

@Johnblackthorn Not killing child molesters is the problem. Kill them, and they won't do it again. End of problem.

Johnblackthorn · 56-60, M

@xixgun you raise a valid point, after the first one word would travel and the others might rethink their hobbies.

Budwick · 70-79, M

@Johnblackthorn

scouting is clearly part of the problem,

That's a very broad brush you have there Blackthorn!
How exactly was scouting part of the problem?

Johnblackthorn · 56-60, M

@Budwick well the scout leaders are taught a set of rules to follow regarding children, it's known as safe guarding, unfortunately the rules re not followed and if a leader sees another leader not following the rules he or she ignores it, if however you do report your concerns than you are ostracised for being a trouble maker, the same happens if you try to stop bullying. Scouting is definitely a part of the problem.
Shere khan gravesham scouts uk

SapphicHeart · F

@Budwick
Funny when you talk about a very broad brush Comical Bud !

Budwick · 70-79, M

@Johnblackthorn

the rules re not followed and if a leader sees another leader not following the rules he or she ignores it, if however you do report your concerns than you are ostracised for being a trouble maker, the same happens if you try to stop bullying.

All reasonable concerns.
I wonder if any of it is involved with the lawsuit.

Johnblackthorn · 56-60, M

@Budwick I think not because that was my experience from 2007 to 2015.