Reply #138: I agree, it should be aimed at those that harm under the cloak [View All]

[Montauk6]

If the Grand Dragon of the KKK, for example, was passing as white; exposing the fact that he is black should never be construed as agreeing with his or his organization's position on white supremacy or black inferiority or whatever.

Similarly, if Fred Phelps, again for example, is involved in an affair with a man; ABSOLUTELY, the world should know this.

The point is not to uphold the phobia but to simply point out when someone is a phony rat-bastard, end of story.

As long as Clay Aiken is not out campaigning against, say, gay marriage; then whether he's gay or not is no one's business, and the media should drop it.