I view tolerance as not going out of one's way to be mean to people who are different. In no way am I suggesting that shameful behavior on display should be tolerated or that coercive behavior should be ignored. I think people should stand up speak the truth, even if the ones hearing it think it's brutal.

That aside, I must say that you're right. They had a plan. Toleration was the first step to move us to acceptance and then to marginalization of natural affection and sexuality, as if being normal isn't normal at all, and then they openly started to attack the natural human family structure itself as not being necessary for the raising of children.

Of course, this is more than just a group making the unreasonable demand that we celebrate them in all their Skittle colors. It's part of a bigger plan that the communists in our national institutions have been working a long time. The breakdown of established mores and social structures is a fundamental communist tactic, and that began here in the 1960s and 70s. They couldn't have gotten the population to accept homosexuality as something normal without first doing that.

In any case, the trend is now going the other way on this issue because they pushed people over the edge by being militant about it, and the momentum is building. I'm pretty confident that the future will not be a moral wasteland where no one knows what language they're speaking. The future belongs to us, the sensible who reject absurdity and don't use made-up words to identify people.