[NorthernRight]

Frankly, this "email" looks like a very cleverly crafted hoax email, designed to scare conservatives and Republicans into voting.

There are phrases and sentence construction that gay activists/"progessives" would never use.

However, what is really scary, is the fact that while much of this hoax uses phrases and sentiments that conservatives find both shocking and repulsive, the facts remain that this "email" acurately decribes the true intentions and hopes of gay activists. Wanton, profligate sex with whomever they wish. 24/7. Gawd! What a world!

[agrandis]

Exactly, on all poinits.

[concerned about politics]

Frankly, this "email" looks like a very cleverly crafted hoax email, designed to scare conservatives and Republicans into voting.

I hope it works. LOL

[wimpycat]

If this is what you say, a hoax, which I think it is, too, I seriously object to conservatives trying to fool people into thinking it's real and basically hoodwinking them into voting by playing on their fears.

I don't like this kind of politics. There are plenty of reasons not to vote Democrat without having to make stuff up. There are plenty of real articles in real gay magazines that could have been used, if that was the intention of whoever started this e-mail.

As it is, however, I think it's low-down and trashy to make up an e-mail and pass it off as something genuine, just in order to dupe and scare people. I don't like it any more coming from the right as coming from the left.