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"It puts [the students] in an awkward position. I don't have a problem with her sexual identity. Tolerance has grown, but why does she need to make things awkward for the other kids? There's a time and place to make a stand. To me, this isn't it."

This statement is symptomatic of the way political correctness wears down the opposition. "I don't have a problem...." means: "I'm actually really tolerant, really I am". "There's a time and a place...." means: "Your case is legitimate, but can you wait until after our prom?".

Political Correctness is a more dangerous threat to this country than Islamic errorists.