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Wow, after complimenting you I must disagree.

Yes, homosexuals want acceptance, and indeed, glorification because of WHAT THEY DO. It’s not about “who they are” - simply because all of life is viewed through their perverted sexuality.

I dislike homosexuality because of its evil effects on its practitioners. Every teenage boy dreams of unlimited sexual contacts, with no negative effects. The dream is of a world of willing sexual partners, and fun sex without ramifications.

This is an idiotic dream. Once you stop masturbating and start interacting you find out that’s true. The sexual experience is far and away best when both partners love and care about each other. When they don’t, as in prostitution and “hook ups”, the result is little better than masturbation, and often worse. How often have you heard about “beer glasses” or seen heartache from “the morning after” ? The stories are legion.

The inevitable conclusion of that is a committed, loving relationship (aka marriage) is the premier relationship for a positive sexual life.

But because the poor male homosexuals stopped developing emotionally at the “I want to have sex whenever I can with anybody I can” teenage stage, they never come close to the ideal. The poor female homosexuals, who hate and fear men, are similarly precluded. Both live rather empty, sad lives. The males spend their lives pursuing promiscuity, while the women experience very high rates of domestic violence.

With “gay marriage” they’re asking you to acknowledge and approve these disfunctional relationships.

As a Christian, when one sees somebody hurting themselves and others, one might want to point out that what they’re doing is hurting themselves and others. That strikes me as the “loving” thing to do.

Acknowledging them as having an “equal” relationship seems idiotic. Or shall we see “love stories” where the “lovers” start their “romance” in a public restroom ?

As a Christian, when one sees somebody hurting themselves and others, one might want to point out that what they’re doing is hurting themselves and others. That strikes me as the “loving” thing to do.

You nailed it. Enabling homosexual behavior isn't about love and compassion. It's about taking the path of least resistance. It's a lot easier to say, "I love you, do whatever you want" than to say, "Because I love you, I must tell you that what you are doing is wrong." The latter course is so much harder, but if more people had the courage to do it, the homosexual movement wouldn't have nearly the power it does. It thrives on emotional blackmail. It thrives because we have become a weak people who are afraid to tell the truth.

Of course, conservatives don’t view it as the gummint’s job to prevent people from hurting themselves. That’s lefty nanny-statism.