Apparently you are incapable of teaching your children not to hate. So now more than 60,000 schools will teach your children to accept "family differences" through a music video.

The music video seems to be harmless. There will be about 100 children's characters. SpongeBob SquarePants will be one of the many participants. This character has been accused of having homosexual tendencies.

Caryl Stern, senior associate national director of the Anti-Defamation League, is in support of this video. She is a well-known advocate of homosexuality and encourages preschoolers to be taught about it while at school. "We know at ADL that people are not born as little haters; we learn to hate. And just as we learn to hate, we have to unlearn to hate," Stern said.

What is she talking about? Isn't this being portrayed as an innocent kids video promoting families? Sounds to me like she's trying to promote something else? Like homosexuality?

I know, some will say they're only TV characters, right? And what harm can it cause? Think again!

You know the PBS show for kids "Postcards From Buster"? It may soon be airing a show about lesbians. "Buster" shows your kids how a lesbian family is run. Sure, a warning that the dialogue may contain sophisticated themes for mature audiences might flash on screen, but can your preschoolers read it? And why would there be a warning if this show is OK for children? Do adults watch this show or do children? Weird, huh?

Well, some conservative groups got wind of this, and now the episode may be pulled. Same-sex groups are furious!

Our schools have taken it upon themselves to instill their own belief systems into your kids. They do this continuously without your permission.

This kind of involvement infringes on your parental and religious rights. They need to be reminded who the parents are. The schools should do what we pay them for: teaching. They need to stop using our money for their own obnoxious agenda.

Promoters of 'homosexual' activity will have you believe that if you don't like what someone is doing, then you HATE the person. WRONG! Believers of different world religions are not in disagreement with the basic sense of right and wrong. They are in agreement that we are made equal before God. The fact is that this kind of children's programming tries to pretend that they are pro-family when in fact they're just the opposite. This is proven when they bypass the parents and try to infiltrate their anti-God thoughts into OUR kids minds.

We may not be able to prove that "SpongeBob" is a subtle tool used to promote homosexuality, but we can prove that the children's program "Postcards From Buster" has an episode that is promoting lesbian lifestyles. How harmless are these kid's shows now?

Ducayne's column appears Tuesdays in The Citizen. She can be reached at sacredheart6005@hotmail.com