[RaceBannon]

I dont think she was defending Gays in general, not this man i particular, only the hypocrisy of the left in who they attack.

[Askel5]

=== only the hypocrisy of the left in who they attack.

And, like I said, this opportunity presents itself again and again and again.

But using the Gannon Scandal as platform to attack "hypocrisy" is just plain silly, truth be told.

[joesbucks]

Race: A few days ago you lamented that republicans and conservatives were not standing for the rule of law.

I'm not sure why the Gannon/Guckert thing has become framed in homosexuality, but in fact this guy was a prostitute. He charged for his sexual services. That is against the law in most states and municipalities. While it appeared he didn't stand on the street saying "come here big boy", he did essentially do that on the internet. Again, he was soliciting for sex for a fee on the web. In my book that's prostitution. And again, against the law in probably 98% of the US.

So what about the rule of law.

Also kinda makes you wonder if he was willing to prostitute his sexuality, what else was he willing to prostitute?