When one goes into the history of the struggle to transmute homosexual activity from sexual perversion to cultural endorsement
we find a concerted effort by the Gaystapo to delegitimize their opponents through language.
Though the perfectly nice word “gay” had been co-opted in the service of homosexual sex by the 1930s, the masterstroke was when the term “homophobia” first appeared in 1981 to describe opposition to homosexual acts. The term is pernicious. First, the bogus “phobia” designation strives to make the normal aversion to homosexuality into something like a mental illness.
The early reasoning was that anyone who thought homosexual sex was wrong was in fact unsure of their own sexuality and more than likely a closeted homosexual themselves. This is obviously stupid and so the definition has morphed from the idea of “phobia” as a fear to:
a range of negative attitudes and feelings toward homosexuality or people who are identified or perceived as being lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender (LGBT). It can be expressed as antipathy, contempt, prejudice, aversion, or hatred, may be based on irrational fear, and is sometimes related to religious beliefs.
So if your religious beliefs tell you that you are more than your libido you are a homophobe.
Recently a second attack has taken shape: the idea of someone being anti-gay. So, how is that defined? One of the staff homosexuals at Huffington Post lets us know what the standards are:
So, to clear up any confusion, here’s an easy test to see if you’re anti-gay:
-If you have a gay friend (or sister or coworker or…) but still think that queer people should not be able to get married, then you are anti-gay.
-If you’re fine with queer people as long as you don’t have to see them kissing or holding hands, then you are anti-gay.
-If you don’t have anything against queer people but wouldn’t want a gay man leading your son’s scout troop, then you are anti-gay.
-If you think that inside queer people there is anything lurking — however small — that causes us to have any less integrity or humanity than straight people have, then you are anti-gay.
Basically, if you’ve got an issue with queer people and whom or how we love or live or get off — whether you’re a grandma in Detroit or the Pope in the Vatican — then you’re anti-gay.
http://www.redstate.com/2013/12/24/the-g...and-logic/