The "Conservative" Gay Rights Champions

While this process is nothing new, pro-homosexual advocacy seem to be accelerating closer to the mainstream within the conservative movement (probably it already is). The Orlando terrorist attacks have offered Non-Christian conservatives an opportunity to virtue signal their love and support for homosexuals and their practices at an even higher pitch than usual.  

The supposedly anti-gay marriage proponent Gavin Mcinnes, also a frequent Fox News guest, recently did a press conference with Milo Yiannopoulos at the site of the Orlando Terrorist attack. After the two gave a speech basically attempting to align homosexuals with the right-wing, the two men began kissing each other. Gavin isn't gay, but he seems happy to kiss a man who publicly celebrates and jokes about giving other men oral sex.

I'll also add that Milo seems to be a major force for normalizing homosexuality on the Right Wing all by his lonesome. He has a surprisingly huge following on the internet and is happily received by "conservatives" at college campuses all over the country. Perhaps this demonstrates how Millennial "conservatives" have largely become liberal and non-Christian, even despite holding conservative positions on economics. This is a horrible mix, of course, since a conservatism of pure economics only assists the continual atomization of the individual and disintegration of our communities. We're running into the realm of the Libertarians who think prostitution and even the buying and selling of children for "good families" is a positive thing for society. You can have your low taxes, but without the family, there's nothing.

The Mormon Glenn Beck, not to be outdone, also promised to comfort homosexuals, calling for unity, equal rights and "gay pride" (in the hashtag) in a lengthy post on Facebook. Of course, Islam is condemned, and Beck even makes a point to say that he opposes transsexuals using the wrong bathrooms. So, there's that. Check it out:

We are not gay or straight, not black, white or brown, Christian or atheist.
We are all human. Hatred, bigotry, murder is a HUMAN disease.
It is experienced by the wealthiest 1% and the poorest 1%. In the all white neighborhood and the black or immigrant neighborhood. East and west, farm or city, north and south, left and right.
We must find our way to one another.
I will fight for HUMAN RIGHTS, because I do not have anymore rights than you and you must have all of mine and I, yours. Why narrow rights down?
“Equal rights!” should be our rallying cry!
The only race that I will both defend and condemn is the human race.
The color of your skin doesn’t matter nor does mine.
I think Penn Jillette is more honorable than some Who claim to be people of faith.
I will argue that my daughter should not have to share a bathroom with a man who claims to “feel” like a woman, but I will defend his right to live his/her life as he chooses and I will stand in front of him if someone chooses to persecute him.
I am Mormon, but should they come for the Catholic, then “I am Catholic.”
Come for the Jew and I am a Jew.”
Slaughter the peaceful Palestinian and “I am Palestinian.”
The Muslims who are crying out to us and our government for help in their own American communities are being silenced by those who wish to control them both Muslim and American. Both left and right.
I will not condemn all Muslims as I would not condemn all Germans in WW2. Nor as we did with the Japanese Americans and put them in concentration camps.
However, I will always speak the truth.
Islam as practiced by the majority of Muslims in the Arab world, who embrace Shariah law is evil and a plague on mankind, woman, children, gay, Muslim and not.
These things will take greater courage to say out loud as each day passes with the majority of Americans remaining silent and our political parties and media so “misguided.”
Lies, fear, manipulation, thirst for power do not belong to one political
Party over another. Nor one race, class or creed over another.
Totalitarian tendencies, corruption, and a twisting of God is not in one religion and not others.
All of these things are part of the human race.
With honor, courage, love, honesty, humility, character, faith in something bigger than oneself and a lot of hard choices and work we can overcome what we suffer from.
But only if we unite and help one another. If we look for the best in others and expect it from ourselves.
If we turn the other cheek while standing firm in the truth; if we dismiss easy answers and make the difficult choices, we will make it.
It will not be easy or popular, but the cure is simple.
I will stand in your defense.
I will comfort you in the storm.
I will make your plight mine as we are all human and an injustice toward you is an injustice to me.
Taking a stand really only matters when you link arms with those who don’t share your own viewpoints or lifestyle.
That is when it is hard and when it makes a real difference.
I cannot unite, however, with those who do not share the same principles and values.
I value Truth, Liberty, Life and the right of each of us to be sovereign in our own lives.
Those who wish to destroy those values I will stand against you and be immovable even if I stand alone.
But if you share the same values even if our ideas, lifestyles, faith or policies are radically different, I will proudly stand with and for you.
Will you join me?
‪#‎iwill
‪#‎Orlando
‪#‎isis
‪#‎gaypride

If "Equal Rights!" for homosexuals is the new Right-Wing rallying cry, I don't see how opposition to gay marriage and the normalization of their behavior can be resisted anymore. So-called conservatives are falling all over themselves to make common cause with 2 or 3 percent of the population, which will still vote against them anyway while getting everything they want.

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