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Miss SMGS127, you do seem like you are on a crusade. Just take a breather and go through your interactions on this thread. You are doing the same things you claim to be fighting: judgmentalism, false accusations, painting others with a broad brush. In this thread, you are combining the issues of homosexual behavior in itself and the active popularization of it among the young as one thing. Others who disagree with you do not take them to be one thing. You have not made any argument to show that these issues are not two separate things but rather the same thing, as your many accusations here (both of Russia and the posters who support it’s anti-propaganda law) show. You are simply assuming it and demanding that others agree with you in your assumptions, and going on an emotional rant when they fail to accept this assumption you make. If these are not two different issues as we see them, and if being against the propaganda of popularizing these unnatural tendencies among children is the same thing as “hating” or having “vitriol” against people who have same-sex attraction, why don’t you just be calm about it and show us where we are wrong? Show us with rational arguments why the propaganda is exactly the same thing as the condition, so that those of us who support moves to limit or end the propaganda are actually as you have been accusing us, “hating” and “pouring vitriol” on persons who have same-sex-attraction. You also give figures, percentages, without linking to any report. I’m not sure how you know that those you call “militant gays” are 2%…? But even if I were to accept that this is some real statistic, then is that not good news? Why then, are you so upset about this anti-propaganda law? If this is true in Russia, then only 2% of Russians with this tendency are in trouble, and the 98% who have no interest in propaganda are safe, right? I’d like to see from you, if its possible, rational arguments showing that restraining the propaganda legally, will result in the things you’ve been claiming. If you genuinely see this issue as a Catholic, as you say, then you know that this is a dis-order, much like a psychological dis-order is a dis-order. Now, if a country made it illegal for adults to spread propaganda popularizing anorexia or drug-abuse as a good thing among children, would you be so upset as you are now? Would you be accusing supporters of that law of hating and pouring vitriol on those with a natural propensity to fall into these particular abuses/illnesses/conditions?