>"pro homo"? It appears that Jugurtha is not a native speaker of english, so take that into account before you start taking issue with their word choices inste

>"pro homo"? It appears that Jugurtha is not a native speaker of english, so take that into account before you start taking issue with their word choices instead of their points. >The rest of your post is exactly why people want to take a stand. Asking why hypocrisy is on display in the campaign to shame Eich into resigning is why people want to make a stand? Really? I thought it was because the LGBT community are being denied equal legal frameworks for marriage, and that many are being discriminated against, abused, disowned, lynched and executed around the world because of their expression of gender identity. Or is that just a Social Justice Warrior tactic, to take a stand because someone "tone-shamed" them? Their main point that many unfairly dismiss any and all on the "anti-gay marriage" side as homophobic bigots is a valid one. Someone believing that their idea of the institution of marriage being trampled is ignorant, a product of their upbringing and the communities they find themselves in, but not homophobic in and of itself.