It’s clear that you are unhappy about gay people. But it is also clear that you have put very little thought into the matter. You also seem very confused about gay pride, sexuality, and most everything else.

I don’t think there’s much point in debating with you, I doubt you will be back. But if you do read this, please understand that it is comments of this sort that remind gay people that there are those out there who hate them. Who blindly and self-righteously dole out hate.

And this is evident far beyond just gay people. Those who may be ambivalent or have mixed views see your words and know them to be invalid and hurtful. Through your expressions of hatred you encourage people of good will to support gay equality.

You do a great disservice to yourself and to those who share your views.

And all of aforementioned in the name of ‘LOVE’ will justify them all?

Do the “ends” justify the “means” at any cost?

Are gays really being honest with themselves and others in “coming out of the closet”? Why the need for gay “pride” in the first place decades ago?

Perhaps someone can explain why they want to shame others for their hate or homophobia when they themselves needed to advertise and promote their own “pride” well before anyone knew about gay pride?

ONE LAST POINT/QUESTION.
Doesn’t the medical community recommend that you, “Wash your hands after you go to the bathroom.”?

Yet, now there are some in the medical community that now say it’s OK to “Sleep with the waste that gets flushed down in the toilet?” and that it’s possible to live a perfectly normal life.

I think a lot of folk who were segregationists in the 50′s and 60′s – not the leaders but the average folk who were just keeping things how they had always been – see it from the perspective of how they are now.

They’ll see the few tiny holdouts and televised interviews with a toothless KKK member and be so proud of themselves because “oh, I gave up that decades ago. All that race foolishness. I support the civil rights, I even voted for Obama!”

One is more inclined to see one’s own improved attitudes and forget one’s bigotry from the past. And that’s not necessarily a bad thing. After all, we do want to encourage change.

But I tell ya, there will be some for whom I’ll be earning my Oscar when i say, “I am so happy you are supporting us now on this issue.”

I guess it’s a reminder that there are a lot of Linda Flemings out there. They may be voting against us today, but once they change their minds they are going to be so proud of the changes in society and in their own thinking.