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You statement is true with one exception. The homosexual community has forced its agenda (and it is diverse and broad) on all Americans. We see nearly every TV show sporting some kind of gay character. Just as unwanted advances among heterosexual people are discomforting...in fact we have laws in the workplace governing this, we see this agenda being advanced by the major media outlets. It is or can be equated to the unwanted advances crowd, which I find a reasonable reaction. Not everyone in the country is gay or wants to be. Not everyone wants to ehar about it on every tv show or in every movie. It gets a bit tiresome after a while. While practiced in the bedroom among consenting adults is one thing...head on out to San Francisco, South Beach, Fl or other high homosexual dense areas and your comment does not hold water.

You statement is true with one exception. The homosexual community has forced its agenda (and it is diverse and broad) on all Americans. We see nearly every TV show sporting some kind of gay character.

And you as a consumer of television programming, have the right to turn off the television, refuse to purchase products from the sponsors of such programming, start a competitive network, protest, and otherwise oppose this kind of programming.

What you do NOT have the right to do, is enlist the help of government guns to prohibit it.

Not everyone wants to hear about it on every tv show or in every movie.

I see that Ellen's show is being cancelled (again). Seems that a lot of Americans just aren't interested in having a camel in the tent.....

Instead, the imagery of sex should be downplayed and gay rights should be reduced to an abstract social question as much as possible. First let the camel get his nose inside the tent—only later his unsightly derriere!