eh no. That is not a good comparison.
Why are those people not part of the society ? It is a complicated topic for sure.
But again. Even if I personally are not a "fan" of those parades. But they are needed - at least there where the gay people don't have equal rights. They start trouble ? That is exactly WHY they happen. So it becomes known to the public. As long they cause such mayhem people should consider to rethink their values (if they want to call them self a "democracy" with equal rights to everyone yada yada yada ...).
It is about the principle really. Gay people which do it feel the need to "celebrate" their sexuality. I don't feel that way. But I see why it is needed. Some do it with a parade. Others go in to politics and once they are on top come out with their sexuality - in other words they do it from the intellectual side.
Homosexuality for it self is still a big concern. In some areas more (homosexual raper anyone ? Com on ... all of them are hetero ? Heh good joke) while in others less. The artistic field has always been open and one of the few areas where homosexuals never had any issues with their sexuality. There is a sub-culture. And as long this culture has to exist "under" the surface something is wrong.
I am not saying people have to love it. I would love to life in a world where sexuality is NOT any kind of question. But so far this only counts for heterosexuality. Or when was the last time you judged someone because he was heterosexual. Happens with gays all the time though. For what ever reason. Some are more open about it and curious others don't care. But a large number of people think they should not be here.
Why are those people not part of the society ? It is a complicated topic for sure.
But again. Even if I personally are not a "fan" of those parades. But they are needed - at least there where the gay people don't have equal rights. They start trouble ? That is exactly WHY they happen. So it becomes known to the public. As long they cause such mayhem people should consider to rethink their values (if they want to call them self a "democracy" with equal rights to everyone yada yada yada ...).
It is about the principle really. Gay people which do it feel the need to "celebrate" their sexuality. I don't feel that way. But I see why it is needed. Some do it with a parade. Others go in to politics and once they are on top come out with their sexuality - in other words they do it from the intellectual side.
Homosexuality for it self is still a big concern. In some areas more (homosexual raper anyone ? Com on ... all of them are hetero ? Heh good joke) while in others less. The artistic field has always been open and one of the few areas where homosexuals never had any issues with their sexuality. There is a sub-culture. And as long this culture has to exist "under" the surface something is wrong.
I am not saying people have to love it. I would love to life in a world where sexuality is NOT any kind of question. But so far this only counts for heterosexuality. Or when was the last time you judged someone because he was heterosexual. Happens with gays all the time though. For what ever reason. Some are more open about it and curious others don't care. But a large number of people think they should not be here.
