Reply #31: the problem, actually,

[RedCon1]

is radicals from both sides steering the agendas of the parties. It never fails, when someone even suggests taking gay rights out of the forefront, radical liberal homosexuals selfishly jump in and push their needs back in front of the needs of the party. Homosexuals are not being discriminated against as bad as they like to think and claim. They have the right to vote; the right to go to any school or college they choose; the right to live in any neighborhood, within their means, that they choose; the right to drink out of the same drinking fountains as heterosexuals; the right to use the same latrines as heterosexuals; the right to sit anywhere on the bus that they choose. They aren't being hanged and simultaneously burned alive. They aren't being bought and sold as slaves. They aren't being tied to the land by wealthy cotton and tobacco planters. They simply aren't being allowed to get married or become ministers. Big fucking deal. Because the full faith and credit clause of the constitution would allow a minority to impose its will upon the majority in this moral issue, I have no problem with the legislation that prevents such an imposition. I would prefer, however, to see the full faith and credit act repealed in this matter (and this matter alone) in order to allow individual states to set their moral compasses because I don't think the government should be imposing its moral values on the states any more than I think minorities should be imposing their moral values on the states.

Furthermore, it isn't that you aren't fighting hard enough to protect the second amendment, it's that you're fighting to get rid of it altogether. Wait and see how badly our asses get kicked when that happens. By all means, feel free to call it a penile compensation thing too. That's sure to spread your winning message. What's more, our losing streak has less to do with media and voting machines and more to do with a tax raising, second amendment destroying, homosexual supporting image.