Well, to be honest, I wouldn't call a white supremacist a "jerk". And racism is most definitely not equitable to arguing over what's a marriage, and what's not

Well, to be honest, I wouldn't call a white supremacist a "jerk". And racism is most definitely not equitable to arguing over what's a marriage, and what's not. If this imaginary white supremacist was just some weirdo who genuinely thinks white people are superior, I would probably just label him a strange, somewhat deluded man - I wouldn't hate him though. However, I probably wouldn't invite him over for dinner, either. If, on the other hand, he was going around calling for lynching blacks, that's an entirely different matter - that's illegal (hate crimes). Brandon Eichs hasn't expressed any homophobia, or that he "hates" gays, which is what people seem to be trying to drum up publicity for. He simply has, in his private time, given him support for maintaining the status quo on marriage. You might disagree with that, and think that marriage should be redefined, and that's your right (just as it's his right). But if you descend to the level of name-calling, and saying "Your view is like, so wrong! I'm right!", then we've already lost.