Lgbtqia2s+ No Thanks

LGBTQIA2S+NO THANKS is a book that emphasizes normal parenting (one woman, one man), counters sexual minorities' demands for modesty and women's safety in toilets and changing rooms and, above all, puts children's rights first. Author William Kergroach takes a critical look at these issues, while recognizing the importance of mutual respect.
Table of contents:
Introduction: The book's introduction sets the scene for the debate on the claims of sexual minorities and explains the purpose of the book.
The false argument of historical evolution: This chapter examines the historical arguments used to support or contest the claims of sexual minorities.
Natural law: The author explores the idea of marriage as an institution linked to procreation and the stability of society, drawing on philosophers such as Thomas Aquinas and John Locke.
The right of conscience: This chapter addresses issues of freedom of conscience and religious belief in relation to the claims of sexual minorities.
The right to safety: The author examines safety and modesty concerns in relation to the claims of transgender people.
Children's rights: This chapter discusses the impact of sexual minority claims on the rights and well-being of children.
Conclusion: The conclusion summarizes the main arguments of the book and calls for mutual respect and acceptance of differences in the debate on sexual minority claims.
Reference works: This section lists the sources and references used in the book to support the author's arguments.
The book stands for respectful dialogue and the preservation of the rights of those who do not share the beliefs of LGBTQIA2S+ activists. It is not intended to discriminate or marginalize, but rather to encourage informed and nuanced discussion on these sensitive issues.
Ultimately, LGBTQIA2S+NO THANKS invites readers to reflect on the importance of respecting diverse sensibilities in a pluralistic society, and to open a debate on issues relating to sexual minorities.