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You may have a point, if and only if (little math lingo there) Berkeley uses no city rental property for the free use of homosexual, bisexual, whatever groups to demonstrate, gather, hang out, etc. Pretty sure I've read here several times, that is the case.

There may be groups that promote liberal ideas that meet, but the test is whether or not those groups would be open to all. For instance, if a Women's rights group refused to allow men to join their group, that would be unacceptable. But they still might allow a Women's rights group to meet on city property - the test aparently isn't what the group is promoting; it's what their membership requirements are. By my interpretation of this, even a KKK group could meet on city property as long as they allowed anyone to join in.