Choice (1) "Boy Scouts: These are people who pledge with an oath to help other people at all times, to keep themselves physically strong, mentally awake and morally straight. Their guiding law is to be trustworthy, loyal, helpful, friendly, courteous, kind, obedient, cheerful, thrifty, brave, clean, and reverent. Their daily goal is to do a good turn to another person. As a group they have a long history of building strong, capable leaders with personal integrity and moral strength."

Choice (2) "Homosexuals as a group:  In their sexual life homosexuals abhor restraint. As a group they are promiscuous. Sadomasochism for many is a way of life. When they enter politics they are aggressive, often offensive, frequently abusive and sometimes violent. They are unique as a social group for how thoroughly and rapidly they spread disease. They champion a lifestyle that a significant portion of the psychological community view as mal-adaptive and destructive. Please observe that I'm trying to keep moral judgment out of this; these are objective observations that can be supported by statistics."

http://www.str.org/site/News2?page=NewsArticle&id=5132 

Post Edited (sparknheart) : 12/9/2005 1:53:01 PM (GMT-6)

Regarding promiscuity #6 (as well as fidelity vs. infidelity and the duration of relationships), here's another article also from the Family Research Council:

http://www.frc.org/get.cfm?i=IS04C02

And if you view sadomasichism as violence (let's just look at violence as a whole), it addresses #3.  Interesting that lesbians tend to have a significantly high rate of domestic violence (according to this article).  As far as I know, and I'm only talking about my discussions with those in the lesbian community, this may be pretty true.  As far as I recall, many come from abusive households... and what environment in which you grow up has an influence on who you later on will become (to get out of that, one has to make some very deliberate decisions).

Also regarding #5 under health issues, et al., see this:

http://www.frc.org/get.cfm?i=IS01B1 

The nicest Nativity scene in town can no longer be found at Melrose's Memorial Park. The Nativity is owned by the Melrose Boy Scouts and maintained by a local bank. City attorney Scott Dymoke said the League of Minnesota Cities, which insures municipalities, advised their members about the risk of putting a Nativity scene on public property.  "There are several groups out there who really have nothing else to do with their time, apparently, than to try to find these displays and sue small communities," Dymoke said.