You are still viewing darkness as light and mocking in Satan’s own mocking of Christ. This does not end well for the mocker.
Christ has every right to save homosexuals, same as Christ has every right to save sinful you, but you seem to have a big sticking point here. You act more like the Pharisee who bragged before God of his works than the tax-gatherer who asked God for mercy upon him, a sinner.
To the extent that you yield your life to this conquering Christ, the kingdom of heaven will be found in it (Thy Kingdom come, Thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven.) If you want sin out of an area of your life, you accept Christ’s conquest of it. This conquest is not self centeredly pride/shame driven. This conquest is love driven. You seem to scarcely know Christ’s love if you know it at all. You seem to view Christ as a pillar upon which you can lean your pride.
If you keep on going down this path AND are refusing salvation all your life (so that when your body dies and your active sinning ceases, your soul is still in sin)... well you will be in hell, jam packed to the brim with hatred so bad you’d rather be down there and keep sulking and raging than be forgiven, and saved former homosexuals, who by definition are now cleansed, will be laughing at you down there.
Bottom line: Christ has the rights. You don’t. I don’t.
But still I wish God’s blessings upon you if you will accept them. Anything less would be unworthy of my master, Jesus Christ.
It sounds to me like at least one of three things is quite likely in your case.
(1) You are still wallowing in some area of sin that involves the dishonoring of God’s purposes for your own body, and are rejecting the saving power of the gospel in that area (and not knowing it, you don’t appreciate its power).
(2) Or you were badly hurt by a homosexual and want vengeance, not appreciating that heaven has the right and the joy of filling in any loss thereby suffered while still pardoning the offender.
(3) Or you simply haven’t trusted upon Christ to take loving, authoritative ownership of your eternal life (you do have an eternal life, it’s only a matter of where it’s going to be).
Your fancy formatted displays are pretty but they, alas, are serving your pride. They can not impress me because God can generate all the beauty He wants. They certainly don’t impress God, at whom you are clearly going at cross purposes. No, the Father won’t be your hit man.
Cheers,
HTRN