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My considered opinion (FWIW!) is that the "gay" activists and their minions in the media and so on are going to be shocked by the reaction that is starting the take shape. A tsunami, when out in the ocean, doens't look very big, but when comes up to the shallows near the shore, grows huge. Similarly, I think (and of course hope with all my heart) that the regular people of America will wake up and their wave of indignation and righteous anger will swell and tower over those who want to destroy the moral base of our country.

Homosexuals and those who support their agenda are living in a dream world. (I call it a nightmare.) Their lives are founded neither on religious principles nor on logic, reason, or fact, but on the twisted phantasmagoria created by their minds' illicit and confused desires. They remind me of a fellow I knew years ago who used to like to ingest belladonna as a drug - he would hallucinate so much that he was literally living in an alternate reality. One that didn't exist.

The truth about the "gay" agenda - what they do, what they want for the rest of us, their dysfunctional, miserable lives - needs to get publicized. The more the citizenry know the truth, the more the sleeping giant will awaken.

I agree, and I fervently hope you are right- if this situation progresses much further I believe it will be the end of this country as a decent and civil place to live.

The entire idea should have been laughed out of existence when it first surfaced, instead of being allowed to get a toehold in the national coversation. I have long believed that the attempts to write hate crimes laws were aimed at silencing opposition to the gay agenda ( among other things, of course ) and that by allowing "hate crime" to be talked about like it is a worthy ideal was foolish.