By Selwyn Duke

We used to hear parents say they want their children to have it better than they did. But that was back before today’s relativism made “better” an incomprehensible term (at least, to the uncomprehending). Now there are dwarves who want to use genetic engineering to design dwarf babies for themselves. And then there’s Sally Kohn, who recently penned an article entitled “I’m gay. And I want my kid to be gay, too.”

No, she doesn’t mean happy. Kohn, a CNN political commentator and lesbian who lives with another woman, presents her rationale, writing:

More often than not, we define happiness as some variation on our own lives, or at least the lives of our expectations. If we went to college, we want our kids to go to college. If we like sports, we want our kids to like sports. If we vote Democrat, of course we want our kids to vote Democrat.

I’m gay. And I want my kid to be gay, too.

Read the rest here.