Gay “rights” would not be an issue if they’d keep their perversion to themselves and out of our faces.
Many do, which still is immoral, but to keep it as a private option is contrary to the nature of the movement, for it is contrary to the nature of the serpent behind it. Who, in his lust for power, manifested in his original self-willing selfish presumptuous rebellion, seeking to sit in the administrators position, works to pervert, misuse and abuse all that God created and established as right and good, because it is, and reflects, honors, gives glory to the one true God, whose position and power the devil seeks by creating a perverse world which reflects his power (which God allows, with restraint, as it makes the ability to make choices meaningful, and revelatory of what is in the heart of man).
Beginning with just the 10 commandments, this economy of God extends from the worship of Him as being the only omniscient, omnipotent, infallible eternal being worthy of being man's God - and thus the ultimate source of security and object of allegiance, and of spiritual affection - versus some finite created source,
to the intrinsic value of innocent life from the womb to the grave (thus requiring loss of life for unjustly, unlawfully taking it) versus abortion and euthanasia,
to general reverence to valid authority (versus anarchy) beginning with parents,
to the recognition of male and female, with only them (as eligible) being joined in marriage, with all other sexual unions being damnable fornication, versus the sexual revolution ethos,
to the right of exclusive private contracts, versus adultery, etc.,
as well as the right of private property versus stealing, socialism and envy.
That true Christian believers "wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places (Ephesians 6:12) explains the comprehensive attack on all that reflects God's wisdom and glory.
The Big Picture: who is really running the show in the culture war, and its nature and trajectory