No, I mean shoving it down everyone's throats. When businesses are forced to bend over to give them special rights in the workplace
What 'special rights' are you referring to? The right to marry isn't particularly special. Equal and fair treatment in business isn't particularly special. Its actually pretty baseline.
So what are you referring to?
when football players gain notoriety for "coming out" instead of achieving athletic excellence
And how were you even remotely injured by this? How were you harmed? What was taken from you?
This is the part I don't get. You squeal like a struck cat because a foot ball player came out. But what relevance does it have to your life? What cost did you have to pay?
Nothing.
when bakers and photographers are forced to cater to gay marriages and pastors are forced to conduct them
They're not forced. They can refuse and pay the appropriate fines based on the public accommodation laws of their states. 'We don't serve your kind here' may have been a popular approach for your ilk in the 50 and 60s, but its not a valid basis of business conduct in many States.
Following some pretty basic laws that require folks to trreat their customers with minimum levels of equality and fairness isn't 'shoving' anything down your throat. Its treating you like everyone else. You're demanding special rights. And society has generally said no.
As for pastors being forced to conduct gay weddings, you may want to check that again. I think you're describing your fears rather than the actual reality.
, when schools start pushing gay propaganda on children
And by gay propaganda, you mean
not threatening them with 'rampages' as you have?
Not telling gays to 'sit down and shut up' or they're going to get a 'war that will make hate crimes seem like sunday brunch'?
The
lack of hateful threats of violence, murder and oppression isn't 'propaganda'.
Nobody cared what you faggots did in your bedroom until you made it our business, so on behalf of America, **** YOU!
You're not 'America', you get that right? Because gay marriage is enjoying a 12 to 19 point lead in support among actual Americans. And growing. With Gallup recording the highest support ever for gay marriage, with a solid 55% of Americans behind it.
You know....the majority.
You may be confusing your personal and irrational enmity of gays with the sentiment of the general population. 'Even Jesus went on a rampage' may be your solution for interacting with gays. But for most folks, treating them like everyone else is a much more useful approach.
But take heart. Most folks that think like you are ebbing toward their dirt nap, with the simple attrition of age gratefully taking the sharper edges of your kind of bigotry with it.