AT VFR, a commenter Jeanette V. writes:

Fifty years ago, it was easy to associate with homosexuals in the workplace, because a person’s sexual proclivities were either unknown or known but never mentioned. These days the bedroom door is wide open and we are forced to acknowledge a person’s perversions.

This is a direct result of the decriminalization of homosexuality. I have done a complete 180 on what I feel about homosexuality. My best friend in high school (this was the 1970’s) was a homosexual and I remember the horrible abuse he got from his peers. So I have lived in a time when homosexuality was illegal and now when it is celebrated.

I have seen homosexuals stalk and harass people at home, online and where they work simply because they believe marriage should be redefined. I have friends with school-aged kids who tell me about the pro-homosexual propaganda being fed to their children.

It is actually fashionable these days for women to consider themselves lesbian. They get lots of positive feedback for “coming out.” I read that 40 percent of high school seniors now identify themselves as lesbian or bisexual. It seems the queering of our schools and entertainment has been successful.

The decriminalization of homosexuality has had some very detrimental side effects indeed.

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