Repug, it seems like your main question to me is: why is homosexuality bad? Or to be more specific, why do I think it perverts and degrades society.
I don't even know where to begin. Let's start from an economic perspective.
I often hear the argument that homosex is good for the economy bc fags don't have children, so they have larger disposable income. I agree with this argument in the short run. In the long run, the effects are immeasurable. With economic growth tied so closely to human capital, the very same trait of homos that promotes short run economic health most likely impacts our stock of human capital, which in turn hurts economic growth and technological advancement. Of course, you can't measure this impact.
Now let's move on to a public health perspective. Homosexuals are disease vectors. They are hotbeds for sexually transmitted diseases. This is why aids is so rampant in the gay "community". Many homos are bisexual, so they spread disease to straight populations.
This leads purrfectly into the next reason: homosexuals are sexual perverts. Most homos are extremely promiscuous and have many sexual partners. Why should this bother me? Well it doesn't by itself. But again, homos are disease vectors. Furthermore sodomy is disgusting. If you don't think a bunch of dudes shitting, pissing, and cuming on each other is disgusting and perverted, then you are totally fucked. But again, why should I care? Well I don't, if they are kept in the closet like they should. But when the media is shoving homosexuality down our throats, not only does it feel like an agenda, but it also affects me bc I don't want my children exposed to the disgusting perversion that is faggotry.
As I also said, deviancy leads to more deviancy. I'd wager 90% of pedos are also homos. And I'm not even touching on the mentally ill fags who are trying to get/give aids.
Finally, homosexuality represents the degradation of the nuclear family, which, in my opinion, is the ultimate goal of the media.
A strong nuclear family is the backbone of society, of the economy, and of the morality of our culture. It's certainly no wonder that divorce rates are at all time highs and single parents are extremely common. Make no mistake, there is a war against American families today.
Honestly I could keep going, but I won't.
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