Ok... Let's say there IS a "Gay Agenda..."?

Question

Exactly what is it that worries straight people so much?

If you are so worried about "The Gays," what does that say about your parenting skills?

Don't you feel that you have done a good enough job of instilling your values into your own children that they will be able to make what you consider to be "the right decisions" in life?

JIMS: Who says all gays want marriage and children? And is that you think the so-called "gay agenda" is all about?

Speaking only for myself, I don't need a piece of paper to validate my relationship with my partner. We are together whether or not same-sex unions are considered legal.
As far as kids go, the prospect of parenthood, while great for other people, doesn't appeal to me in the least.

learydisciple: "The basic idea of a man, is someone who is a good leader, powerful, dominating."

In any group of men, there can only be 1 leader. Does that make the followers LESS than men?

Define "special protections." All most gay people want, is to work, live, and go about their daily business without being... oh... say, fired, mugged, or killed.
If by special protections, you mean gay marriage... why not? When straight people are going on reality game shows to WIN their spouse, how are gay people ruining the "sanctity of marriage?"
Perhaps the "special protections" which people claim we are demanding, is the right to serve our country.
People like Staff Sgt. Eric Alva who, for love and duty of his country, went to war in Iraq, and came home minus a leg.

Answer 1

Yes, there is a "Gay Agenda" and you can find it at: http://www.gayagenda.com

Seriously, while the term was coined by social conservatives to put down homosexuals, I don't see anything especially wrong about there being a special "Gay Agenda" on issues involving acceptance and equality through public policies, media exposure, and cultural change.

If individuals, such as women in the Suffrage Movement, were not disenfranchised in fact or through policies, then there would be no need for agendas. The creation of public policies in the United States is predicated on one of our basic rights: Freedom of Speech.

By instilling the right values in our children, no one should ever fear another's ability to exercise their rights.

Answer 2

I don't care what gays do, as long as they don't look for special group protection rights from the government.

All individuals should be equally protected under the law.

By the way, I am bisexual but don't feel I need any special protection because of that. My rights are the same as anyone else's.

Answer 3

I have no idea. I'm not Gay, but I have many friends that are, so I asked them about this "Gay Agenda" (that I always hear about), and they did not attend the "Gay Agenda" meeting . lol

I came to the conclusion that there is no "Gay Agenda" because people just want what everyone else has. Like the right for everyone (no matter their location) to adopt, marry and all of that other "good stuff" (if they wish to do so).
http://www.current.tv/pods/culture/PD03305

Answer 4

I dont have a problem with gays, if you want to have butt sex, thats your business. But what straight people do have a problem with, is when gays flaunt around asking to be respected. And, thats kind of hard to do. The basic idea of a man, is someone who is a good leader, powerful, dominating. So when people break that ideal, it creates problems.

There doesnt have to be just one leader, a leader can be someone who just takes an initiative, or helps other people out.