[Dilbert San Diego]

I’m clearly not liberal enough to understand all of this.

St Patrick’s Day is not a celebration of sexuality in any form, is it?

The homosexuals stage gay pride parades and events, in which they celebrate their lifestyle and sexuality and flaunt it to the world.

Why do they need to insert themselves and their sexuality into unrelated events, such as a St. Patrick’s Day event?????

Or do you have to be liberal to understand all of this????

[ThomasMore]

You have to be liberal to understand it. St. Patrick stands for Catholic...which stands for an opposition to all that is of the homosexual agenda.

[fuzzylogic]

It’s purely to challenge everyone in every corner at every opportunity. They just want to weed out anybody that is against them and protest discrimination...bully tactics.

Ultimately, it’s because of their need for affirmation of their lifestyle, they’re insecure and being in everyone’s face in public (forcing them to shut up) makes them feel empowered.

[Count of Monte Fisto]

Why do they need to insert themselves and their sexuality into unrelated events, such as a St. Patrick’s Day event?????

The agitators are not pro-homo they are anti-straight.

[Henderson]

Why do they need to insert themselves and their sexuality into unrelated events, such as a St. Patrick’s Day event?????

They need a cheap publicity. They need something like this event to paint themselves as "victim", "being bullied" or "I need your support. This is a human right issue ...."
For liberals, this is a perfect opportunity

[Alas Babylon!]

The next gay pride parade, the Irish should demand to be able to march and have a float in it. And let the float contain NOTHING about gay pride, except large lettered verses of the Bible condemning homosexuality.