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Gay People Exist. There's Nothing We Can Do In Public Policy That Makes More Of Us Exist, Or Less Of Us Exist. And You Guys Have Been Arguing For A Generation That Public Policy Ought To Essentially Demean Gay People As A Way Of Expressing Disapproval Of The Fact That We Exist, But You Don't Make Any Less Of Us Exist. You Just Are Arguing In Favor Of More Discrimination, And More Discrimination Doesn't Make Straight People's Lives Any Better.

The Day After The Republican Convention Ended, There Was Another Political Bomb That Was Dropped On The U.s. Presidential Election [2016] From Russia. The Day After The Republican Convention Ended, Right Before The Democratic Convention Began We Got What U.s. Intelligence Agencies Believed To Be The Next Big Russian Incursion Into Our Election. We Got The First Wikileaks Dump.

Sarah Palin Is Now The Guy Who Hangs Out In The High School Parking Lot, Showing Off His Car, Five Years After He Graduated.

People Who Disagree On Important Issues Don't Agree On The Facts.

Gay People - Generally Speaking - Have A Responsibility To Our Own Community And To Future Generations Of Gay People To Come Out, If And When We Feel That We Can.