[Jeff Higgins]

It is endemic of homosexuals that they label those who dissaprove of them as as "homophobes" or worse. They equate dissaproval with hatred and fear. That is unfortunate. While I am sure they are out there, I don't personally know anyone who dissaproves of homosexuality that either hates or fears them. They simply dissaprove. I suppose it veils your cause in some faux cloak of rightousness if if you can convince others you are hated and feared. That transfers the onus to the other side, removing it from you and the behavior of which they dissaprove.

Todd, go back and read my other posts concerning this. I very clearly state that this does not affect me. It does not make me even mildly uncomfortable. I could really care less what they do, but I will stop short of giving it my seal of approval. I think it is wrong, and no amount of brow-beating and name calling will change my mind. I will never treat anyone any differently because they are gay. I do have, and have had gay friends. They know how I feel about it. I know how they feel about my religious beliefs. Neither gets in the way. Why is it so hard to understand that just because I dissaprove of their choices, it does not mean that I hate or fear them? Why do gays feel they have to hide behind that accusation?