The outlandish acts of the gay and lesbian community has indeed brought with it much animosity and now as they demand equal rights for gay marriage most people do not take it seriously.
Yet when the gay community says we are serious the silent majority puts their political foot down hard to squash that idea.
And I believe actually there is a very good reason for why this is occurring.
You see there is a radical fundamentalist gay fringe, which wishes to slander, usurp the law, threaten and even use extortion tactics to anyone who does not agree with them.
Recently I brought this issues up with a gay activist and told him that they needed to mentor this fringe as they were completely out of control and he told me; "You seem to be operating under the mistaken assumption that gay 'moderates' can control gay 'radicals'.
It shows a lack of political savvy on your part.
We don't fall neatly into such categories, nor can those who favor one approach necessarily control those who favor a different one.
In that respect, our situation differs little from other groups who have struggled to achieve their civil rights.
Consider history: Did all black people agree with the tactics of Malcolm X at the time? Certainly not.
Do most of them appreciate the results that that some of his actions attained, in retrospect? I'm quite sure they probably do.
" Therefore the Gay and Lesbian Community admits they have no control over their fringe and is un-willing to take the steps to control their behavior, extortion tactics, criminal activities and slander.
I see? So then we can expect more of their shenanigans, even shootings and violence as this problem escalates? Wow, so we have a problem and no one is willing to do anything about it, while the social time bomb ticks down.
Consider all this in 2006.