More than 90 Girl Scouts march in S.F. 'Gay' Pride Parade

[Revmitchell]

SAN FRANCISCO, July 5, 2013 (LifeSiteNews.com) – Weeks after their male counterparts stoked controversy by changing their rules to allow openly gay members, Girl Scouts USA made history in their own way after some 90+ of their members and their families marched in San Francisco’s recent Gay Pride Parade - the first time they have ever done so.

Girl Scouts of Northern California announced their participation in the parade in a post on their official Facebook page, accompanied by a photo of the girls in uniform carrying a Girl Scouts banner.

"I want them to be able to tell their children they were a part of this," mom Del Gregor, 53, who was at the parade with her 11-year-old Girl Scout daughter, told USA Today. "By the time they're grown up, their kids won't believe there was a time when gay people couldn't get married."

http://www.lifesitenews.com/news/girl-scouts-march-in-san-francisco-gay-pride-parade

 

[Zaac]

What's the purpose in the GSs marching in something like this?Have they seen some of the lewdness in this parade? And they want their daughters to be exposed to the debauchery there so they can remember they were a part of it?

So sad.

 

[JohnDeereFan]

We pulled our girls out of the Girl Scouts when we learned of their connection to Planned Parenthood.

 

[annsni]

Just proof that we do not want our daughters involved with GS.

 

[Zaac]

We pulled our girls out of the Girl Scouts when we learned of their connection to Planned Parenthood.

I don't know why any parent would want their child associated with that mess of an organization.

 

[church mouse guy]

I think it is time to shut down both boy scouts and girl scouts. Girl scouts have financial problems so all we have to do is stop buying their cookies.

 

[Robert Snow]

No more girl scout cookies for us!

 

[Aaron]

Or us......

 

[Zaac]

No more girl scout cookies for us!

I stopped buying those cookies years ago after seeing the Girl Scouts standing in front of stores and on corners yelling for folks to buy their cookies.

Something about that just told me tha had lost the focus of the group I knew as a kid who went door to door and parents putting up order sheets at work.