Now, this seems a little shady. I have a hard time deciding where to begin... Hm. Well, it definitely is self-contradictory. While the author states late in the description "[t]his is not meant to be a hate group on Gays", the T-shirts that are being promoted send a clear anti-gay message. They don't say "Hey, I'm straight and happy to be so!" which is the gist of most things that promote gays, blacks, Hispanics, or other minorities. The shirts they wanted to wear to school sent the message that it is NOT okay to be gay because God decreed otherwise. That does not sound like a message of open communication and expression to me. This leads me to believe that the school authorities had every right to ban the aforementioned T-shirts.
Furthermore, the interesting point that some commenters brought up on the group's wall was that straight people already have all the rights, legal and otherwise, to ensure a healthy, safe, and happy life. The ratio of gay hate crimes to straight ones disturbing, if unsurprising. I suppose that if straight people were getting repressed, being treated unjustly, or unable to express their affections openly and without the prejudices of the world weighing on their shoulders then the argument this group makes might be a sane one. As it is, I think this group does much more to promote anti-gay feelings and dogmatic decrees than to suggest any type of tolerance.

I really can't get into the God aspect. They just all blend together in one pile of sick. It is a vicious cycle on so many levels: Ignorant people breed ignorant children. They shelter them, emotionally stunt them, and are responsible for the vast majority of racists, sexists, and all around bigots that this world contains. They wont teach them about sex education, by which I mostly mean the safe ways to really not get pregnant until you are ready to undertake the responsibility of cultivating a conscious adult for the next generation. This means that these ignorant children will have a skewed sample of what the world is really like, will not know what to do with themselves, and therefore will continue to breed in a selfish and irresponsible manner. The cycle repeats. Hate crimes and religion go hand and hand too. Fear inspires hate crimes, the unknown or unfamiliar inspire fear, and too many religions out there require their followers to close their eyes and trust blind faith to guide them through this world. With nothing but darkness, how can anyone dispel the unknown? When everything is unknown, how can one not be filled with fear? This hypocrisy cuts me deeply. Most religions in themselves are laden with hypocrisy. You should only accept God's view. Oh wait, you should love everyone and treat their opinions with respect. Never mind, go back to the old way, but do it with your eyes closed this time. It is ridiculous.

Then, these bags full of blindness that call themselves fully functioning human beings produce more bags full of blindness, and that brings us full circle.

And what is this whole thing about being without religion is being without morals? So much of religion is not thinking for yourself, and to me that is immoral. If you can't make your own decisions, then you can't even be a sentient being, let alone moral. Just because I don't subscribe to a religion doesn't mean I don't pay attention to what they say. I know what is in the bible, and I think it has some good points, but following it blindly can only lead to despair.

In this world, "gay pride" means "I am happy with the person I have become, despite all of societies' pressure to conform, and I will wade through all the crap you can throw at me to be the person I truly am" and "straight pride" is seen as "I am a petulant four year old who wants to complain something that doesn't even affect me and I am trying to be witty in my displays of bigotry by showing how I look down on other peoples' lives". I am sorry that people make these assumptions, but connotation is more than half the battle. I am fine with the fact that you want to wear a shirt that says "I am straight and feeling good", but just remember that you are not part of the group out there that requires any type of help. People will read something more into it, so is the way of the modern world, and if you would like to explain your position go right ahead. Don't be offended if people take it to mean that you look down upon homosexuals, for if you truly just want to display your sexual orientation on your T-shirt and nothing more, you can make that known. If you find that that is not your true goal when wearing your straight pride shirt, then I strongly suggest that you re-examine your existence.