Gay Marriage Pioneer Sullivan criticizes the new direction of LGBTQ

There is a phrase that I still hear these days: Get win.

It can be applied to anyone – Donald TrumpChuck Schumer, AOC – which achieves victory and then insists on demanding more, no matter how realistic.

What is back to mind is an unusual article by Dero Sullivan in the New York Times.

LGBTQ journalist has moved from the success of civil rights to “madness”

Sullivan – a gay, the Catholic, the British conservative who runs the new republic – was the one who first made gay marriage in 1989.

“Since it has become more acceptable for gay people to admit their loved ones publicly, it has been more and more committed to each other for life is about to enhance the marriage of homosexuals in the law is just a healthy social trend.”

The cover story was very popular and seen as extremist. Despite his optimism, many homosexuals, including in the media, remained for fear of repercussions.

Homosexuals in the army, before Bill ClintonShe was under discharge or military court. So Sullivan’s dream was seen as a remote imagination.

“These are burning ideas to come down at all. Why do we even discuss them?” Said Christian Governor Gary Power, on “Crossfire”.

In the spring of 1996, Andrew came to me and asked me to break the story He had AIDSAnd in part, this is why he was resigning as a new editor of the republic. He said he had a three -year disease, but he was in good health.

He told me: “It is a terrible burden that is raised.” “It is difficult enough to fight the disease, but when there is a secret on this topic, you can only benefit from the feelings of shame and the feeling of guilt that only destroys you.”

The largest Protestant category in the country calls for the cancellation of the Supreme Court decision to legalize gay marriage

It was not until 2015, after 37 states actually acted (with some overturning), the Supreme Court made gay marriage the land law. When the righteous couples realized that their marriages were not affected, they gradually faded as a hot political issue.

Opinion polls now show that seven out of 10 Americans support gay marriage. Sayinists are now publicly serving in the cabinet and in the state’s homes.

“With civil rights victories,” Sullivan is still in good health in general, He writes in the times“It does not become more decisive or comprehensive than this.”

The issue is to get a lot of media play because it is the tenth anniversary of Scotos.

But now the transgression comes.

Instead of declaring victory and the store closely, the movement was in a dangerous new direction.

Sullivan always supports civil rights of transgender people. And I feel the same way.

But gay rights groups, which flow from money, have tried to replace the discrimination between men and women with a “sexual identity”-and this means embracing the gender-changing surgery of minors. This is an issue that is opposed by about 80 percent of the country.

A lawyer who leads a lawsuit against SJSU, who transfers, interacts with a controversial investigation into a sporty misconduct.

Along with the obsession of pronouns, the movement also supported allowing transit women to compete in women’s sports, another issue that most people find unfair, seen as men.

The new Mantra, according to Sullivan: “Women from women. Transient men are men.” President Trump has ordered the members of the military crossing to prepare for service.

Sullivan, no one admires the president, says that some activists oppose what Trump supports.

“Distinguished ideology between gender is routinely not friends, avoiding them and skin. Almost all gay men, converting people and lesbians who assured me (for example) that they do not agree on this …

“Leave children outside it. We knew very well that any transgression there could provoke the oldest defamation against us: that we are stripping and abusing children.”

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This is the opinion of one man. Sullivan allows it to be “just another ancient”.

As if to emphasize his point of view on intolerance, a poster on Reditt described the piece as “mishmash is not coherent” and says Sullivan “blames activists via LGBTQ+ for attacks to preserve the transient community.” This is “a gay man of old age, whose minds soak in prejudice and fear.”

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Many people may differ with Andrew Sullivan’s analysis; Republican support Homosexuals are less than 50 percent. But as the first man to hold a cross of gay marriage 36 years ago, and discussing his battle with HIV publicly, I say he gained the right to hear him.