You know, I was an enormous full on Obama-voting, gay-praising, race-denying, MLK-worshipping idiot not that long ago.
One thing I didn't see any reason (at first) to change was respect for gay rights. See, I always had a sort of primal revulsion reaction to gay men in particular... but I was actually ashamed of that and had worked to try to not be so "judgmental" and childish about it.
After my awakening to racial issues, as I said I didn't see any reason why I needed to change my tune on gays. After all, I remain convinced that they don't choose to be what they are. How can you blame someone for being something they didn't choose, after all?
Now I realize I was wrong on this too, at least to some degree. It's not about blaming them for what they are. Just like I don't blame blacks for being black, Jews for being Jews, or anything else. It isn't about hating them for what they are either.
It's about recognizing the threat they pose in our societies, and that threat is an existential one.
A white society can afford to have a few Jews, a few Negroes, a few gays, whatever... around as long as their numbers are a tiny fraction of the total population and most importantly, as long as they continue to acknowledge that they are a deviation from the norm. That it isn't THEIR society. That they're lucky to be permitted to be within it.
That means non-whites need to "act white" because it's a white society set up to reflect the values, sensibilities, and goals of whites. It also means gays need to "act straight" until they're in the privacy of their homes, as they used to do. Because "straight" and "white" are both the norm. The standard by which the society judges things.
When I was a libtard, I believed that everyone could just go full on with their "civil rights" movements and that not only was this not bad, it was good! Gay marriage, gay adoption, race-mixing til we're all one race... all of that nonsense.
Now I realize that if a society doesn't have a clear sense of itself, and some standards which may even at times seem harsh and judgmental and restrictive, then that society will absolutely come apart. It will destroy itself from within.
As whites we're taught more than anything else to view our ancestors of two or three generations (and everyone before that too) as being horrible racist, sexist, homophobic bigots. But I see it clearly now. They were right about everything. EVERY thing.
