Gays, Lesbians And Transsexuals Are One Of The Most Well-Protected Species On Earth

Late one night in the late 1980s or early 1990s, I was returning home from my favorite watering hole when I walked upon this scene involving one of my neighbors -- who happened to be homosexual and who was also a friend of mine -- being viciously beaten up by his live-in boyfriend. Quickly, I jumped to action, pulled the boyfriend off of my friend and chased him away. My neighbor’s face was badly bloodied and both his eyes were swollen shut. I had to call 9-1-1.

On another night not so very long ago, I was riding on a subway car when this flamboyant drag queen suddenly and loudly shouted at an elderly man, “What in the f . . k are you staring at you old mother f . . ker”? Then, in no time, the drag queen pounced on the man and started pummeling him. Fortunately, several other passengers and I interceded and dragged the drag queen (pun intended) away from the man.

Due to the fact that I live in the Manhattan borough of New York City and frequently visit my hometown, Los Angeles (two cities with sizable concentrations of “openly-gay” people), I have witnessed numerous incidents similar to the two above. Over the years, going all the way back to my childhood, I have seen and heard of such incidents as a gang of homosexual men stomping and kicking the day lights out of another homosexual man, a masculine lesbian slapping around her girlfriend, a homosexual man stalking and harassing a former lover, a homosexual prostitute robbing a “john” at knife point, a burly drag queen resisting arrest and tossing police officers around like they were rag dolls, and I could on … and on.

Now, with all of that said, there is one thing that mystifies me. I will begin explaining what that is by informing you that I am what is frequently described as a news junkie, in that I watch, listen to and read the news at least 12 hours a day and seven days a week. As a matter of fact, when I am writing, either a radio or TV news program is playing in the background, keeping me company.

Yes, I really do stay abreast of current events; however, I hardly ever hear, see or read any “bad news” involving homosexuals. I, and millions of others, are fed a steady diet of such "bad news" as male blacks committing forcible rapes, husbands murdering their wives and wives murdering their husbands, women neglecting, abusing and abandoning their children, neo-NAZIs vandalizing Jewish temples and cemeteries, white police officers “racially profiling” blacks, and gangs of teenage boys bashing “openly-gay” men. But very seldom do I see, hear or read news about crimes and other misdeeds that have been perpetrated by “gays, lesbians and transsexuals”, even though a considerable number of those types are out there running amuck.

Why do you suppose that is the case? Why is it that when some man beats his girlfriend to death, such an incident almost always makes the local news, but when some “openly-gay” man beats his boyfriend to death (and that happens often), it almost never makes the local news?

The answer is quite clear, in my opinion -- and it is the left-wing-liberal-dominated news media are such close allies of the “gay, lesbian and transsexual community” they have essentially designated that “community” as a group of protected species. They are going way out of their way to suppress the “sins” of homosexuals because the objective is to color “gays, lesbians and transsexuals” as downtrodden victims of bigotry, bashing and “homophobia”.

Well, the truth is, homosexuals are not downtrodden victims at all. When it comes to the way they are treated in society, they are far better off than many other groups of people, especially blacks.

When it comes to discrimination, for instance, homosexuals are not affected by that kind of treatment nearly as often as blacks are. And that is largely because the majority of homosexuals are average-looking white males and white females who do not telegraph their sexual orientation, meaning that most homosexuals are “All-American types” who can walk in-and-out of just about any place in society they please with no questions asked.

On the other hand, however, the vast majority of blacks do not have that advantage. Whereas it is usually quite difficult for an anti-homosexual entity to single out its “prey”, it is almost always very easy for an anti-black entity to identify the ones that it is bent on discriminating against or bashing.

Also, it should not be overlooked that quite a number of homosexuals are white racists who hate blacks and other so-called minorities, and many are even members of such hate groups as the American NAZI Party, Aryan Nation and Skin Heads.

Although it is impossible to determine the number of homosexuals who fall under the aforementioned categories, in all likelihood, the number totals well into the thousands, or maybe even the millions, meaning that “gays, lesbians and transsexuals” account for a great many of the bigots and “haters” on the scene today.

And that is indisputable because even by many prominent and influential homosexuals’ own admission, “gays, lesbians and transsexuals” account for at least 10 percent of every part of U.S. society.

Therefore, due to the high probability that a considerable number of homosexuals are white racists who hate blacks and other so-called minority groups, those types should not be regarded as downtrodden victims of discrimination and homophobia. They should merely be seen for what they are which is white racists who are sexually attracted to members of their own gender.

Furthermore, homosexuals even discriminate against each other and on a regular basis. As examples, “conservative gay men” frequently segregate themselves from “flaming fairies” and “way-out drag queens”. A substantial number of lesbians do not ever allow men to enter “their world”. And the majority of white homosexuals are sexually attracted to only members of their own race and could never bring themselves to “get physical” with blacks.

So, the big questions are should homosexuals be the “protected species” they are and should they be regarded as a separate and distinct group of people (like blacks, for instance) who are being subjected to widespread discriminatory practices and unjust treatment?