Posted on 06/18/2016 4:05:40 AM PDT by Jess Kitting
Responding to a comment from a gay caller from the Log Cabin Republicans who suggested that conservatives were not being “compassionate” enough to the gay community in the wake of the Orlando shootings, Milo argued that it was the duty of conservatives to provide solutions, not emotional gestures.
“This is the worst thing about being gay in America” said Milo. “Ungrateful other gay people, these whiny people who expect everybody to pander to their feelings all the time.”
Milo went on to defend the record of Conservatism in looking out for gay people. “It is conservatives who have been standing up for western, liberal, democratic, capitalistic society, the free society that has given gays freedom, that has given women the vote. Minorities have been enabled by nothing more than the first and second amendment that conservatives defend.”
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Like the liberal a##es the gay community has turned this into a biased crime and a gun issue event rather than a terrorist issue that effects us all
If Gays were smart, they’d be arming themselves and getting proper weapons training.
I think that’s what Milo’s press conference was all about. I watched it and agreed with a lot of what he said. Shoot BACK!
So-called ‘gays’ should seek therapy, while, at the same time, seeking carry permits.
when Milo made this extremely provocative speech in the middle of a completely unprotected parking lot, do you know why Orlando PD could spare 0 officers for his protection?
because they were all out protecting the local Orlando mosques..!
I’m completely serious.
that sounds like a joke but that’s true.
I love Milo. His speech at the site of the Orlando shooting was spot on.
Milo fan here, too. He is very courageous, considering the 100’s of death threats he has received for speaking out on the horrors of Islam.
He just puts the truth out there, and doesn’t flinch whether it’s feminism, gun control, Islam, #blm, hillary, or other groups trying to shut him up.
I heard that. What I haven't seen is an increased presence at gay bars. It is VERY telling that always they protect the attackers, not the victims.
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