Congratulations, first off, for responding to an argument I didn't even make. Kudos on your strawman. >Trying to 'cure' gay people and recruit them into a rel

Congratulations, first off, for responding to an argument I didn't even make. Kudos on your strawman. >Trying to 'cure' gay people and recruit them into a religious organization and culture >having available for download someone's religious opinions You do realize that these are two completely different things, right? You do know this, yes? Sorry, but a group of bigots who want to "cure" people because they don't like their sexual orientation is a lot worse than Apple corporate coming up with a policy you don't like. By your own argument, you don't like what they're doing, don't buy an iPhone. In the worst case scenarios, Apple becomes a restrictive company and no one wants to buy their products anymore, vs. a group of bigots gains enough traction to incite hatred and violence against a minority group. Guess which one of these is worse? If you really think someone diddling the apps on your iphone is on the same plane as a hate group, you need to sit down and do some serious thinking for a long, long time.