What's the story about glass houses?

There's that childhood story i was raised with growing up: Do not throw stones if you live in a glass house. Now my mother explained that to me as: You can't go around talking smack about something if you don't have your own house in order. So no comments about adulters if you are commiting the same crime. Are you paying attention John "Dough" Ensign, et al?

Now, there is a man who was doing the naughty naughty with his kid: trying to pimp the kid out at the ripe age of 5. This is why we still need to afford a vice squad. Shortly after the story broke, the kids on the right thought he was the model example of proof regarding why gays shouldn't have kids.

Far be it of me to overgeneralise like the idiots (and that's what they are to assume everyone is like the worst case scenario), but here's a heart warming tale of bad gone worse:

Each day when Corey Bryant and his wife, Heaven Smith, left for work, they left their 10-month-old twin daughters home alone, strapped into infant seats. Sometimes the couple left the babies home alone so they could go out to eat or to the movies. Bryant gave the girls cold medicine so they would sleep.

That's according to testimony from Smith during Bryant's trial on charges of murder and child neglect. One of their daughters, Miracle, died of starvation and neglect on April 8, 2008, the day Bryant returned from a three-week Navy cruise.... Smith said she had considered abortion when she found she was pregnant, but decided against it. After the babies were born, she suffered from severe depression: She heard voices, stopped eating, became suicidal. She said she told Bryant she could no longer care for the babies and asked him about putting the girls up for adoption. He wasn't interested, asking her what their parents would think and reminding her they would get more pay from the Navy if they had children, she said....

Now, as I was saying, you can't tell me all gays are bad parents using one bad example. Honestly, there's just as many or more on the other side of the road. Just like this couple. Giggle.