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How about you just admit that I'm right.Disagrees with what, equal rights? If you don't "agree" with equal rights for blacks would you be a racist? Bigot tends to be too broad. Shall we make up a new one? How's "Gayist"?
cherry pick all you want, but you know hating broccoli would make me a subcat of xenophobe
Nobody is "cherry picking". I gave you the Merriam Webster definition. How about Oxford?
an extreme and irrational aversion to homosexuality and homosexual people.
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unreasoning fear of or antipathy toward homosexuals and homosexuality.
And the "phobia" most often referred to is those that fear the gay in themselves, not others.
Homosexual propaganda has been around for many years, the spark that ignited their present day stranglehold however was a brilliant book **After the Ball: How America Will Conquer Its Fear and Hatred of Gays .....
This powerfully persuasive, perverse and popular book within the gay community presents an impassioned plea, a call to arms if you will for homosexual activists to implement an aggressive, concerted and organized campaign to mold public perceptions. The book further lays out a blueprint, a methodology that has been rigidly implemented and enforced over the past 2 decades .
Their rationalization for launching such a campaign is that people who do not agree with, or adhere to the Gay Agenda are "bigots, haters, or ignorants". The book further attempts to justify gay activists use of unscrupulous tactics , mass deceit, brainwashing, lying and malicious slander, blackmail, intimidation and violence. Kirk and Madsens book states the following ....
"All sexual morality should be abolished" (pages 64 to 67)
Homosexual agenda can succeed by "jamming" and "confusing" adversaries, so as to block or counteract the "rewarding of prejudice" (page 153);
All opposing disagreements to homosexual behavior is rooted in "Homophobia, Homohatred, and Prejudice" (page 112)
A media campaign should portray only the most favorable side of gays (page 170);
Discourage anti-gay harassment by linking and calling all those that have opposing opinions to latent homosexuality (i.e., call people homophobic) (page 227)
It is acceptable to call people "Homophobic" or "Haters" if they do not agree 100% with the gay agenda views, opinions, or behavior. (page 23)
Gay Media Influences