Time for LGBT Leaders to Apologize, Resign, and Be Replaced
By Robert Oscar Lopez
There is a gay advocacy establishment. It is very powerful. Organizations such as the Human Rights Campaign, GLAAD, Lambda Legal, and Stonewall (in the U.K.) coordinate efforts with the gay rights contingents at places such as the Southern Poverty Law Center, the American Civil Liberties Union, and countless university administrative divisions. An army of writers like Dan Savage, Signorile at Huffington Post, Stern at Slate, Carlos Maza at Media Matters, Zack Ford at ThinkProgress, and Sally Kohn have spearheaded a massive public relations operation devoted to advancing whatever they viewed, rightly or wrongly, as "LGBT interests."
As of the early hours of June 12, 2016, as fifty people lay dead at an Orlando nightclub, this enormous and well funded cadre has been revealed as completely tone-deaf and incompetent. They have been chasing after easy targets like ex-gays, orthodox Christians, "bullies," family values proponents, and Republicans for decades. The underlying premise of their movement has been that the greatest dangers faced by gays stem from "hate" and "stigma" propagated by these supposedly intolerant "bigots" housed in conservative quarters. Much of their lavish treasury was earned by shaking down corporations and private donors by scaring them about monolithic Christian intolerance and promising that they were the ideal people to fight for "gay rights" against their biggest threat: people who think homosexuality is a choice, those who read Leviticus, proponents of traditional marriage, and opponents of transgender bathrooms.
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To me, I'm not sure of his point but in general, spot on.
It is no coincidence that this high death toll happened on Latin night at a gay club in Orlando. The poor are sacrificed in the gay community. This was no exception.
