Is it wrong to demonize "Rosary Rattlers" as they are sworn enemies of GLBT?

[WesHollywood]

I showed you the real state map of red and blue.

You really think that southern California is a representation of the whole of California. Its not. It is eastern California that carries the majority vote, it is the 'silent majority' mostly conservative that has the greatest pull on these sorts of issues.

LGBT lost because in California they don't bother to come out to the boondocks and swing small town conservatives. You all are stuck in your big cities and ignore the rest of us... BIG mistake.

Modesto, the nearest 'big town' has a population of about 201,165 it only has one (1) gay bar. all of these other small towns are really small, Ceres, Riverbanks, Manteca, no gay bars....

We are Mennonite country, Red Neck Country, Cowboy country, Fundamental and conservative country..... No one bothers to come out here and push the Gay Cause on the people who actually hold a good deal of the votes.

Well a few of us are out here at the front lines - the rest of you cower in your Urban ghettos and hide.

I am quite familiar with the politics of regional California. Here is a link to the demographics of Hispanic voters on Proposition 8. Other than young Hispanics, the very people GLBT supported on human rights and immigration denied us ours. http://www.hispanicbusiness.com/news/200...c_vote.htm

While I do not want to introduce this aspect of Hispanic Catholics selling the GLBT out as a topic of discussion in this thread. There will be a political price for them to pay for their "error in judgement."

As one GLBT suggested we locate the 25 high level business Hispanics in California who are illegal. We set up a big 'dog and pony' show as arrest and deport them.

Then we reapproach the subject of GLBT marriage with the Latino community. This is bare-knuckle politics, baby! This is real world. This is how it works.

Latinos let us down, so we need to 'educate' them so they do not forget next time. After all, we are liberals here with common goals. We must learn to work together. . The Golden Rule in politics is "Do unto others BEFORE they do unto you."