I can&#x27;t understand how people fail to comprehend that not even 20 years ago homosexuality was in the same bucket as racism: it <i>was</i> immoral and it <i>was</i> wrong. In many places around the world it&#x27;s still one-in-the-same (if not worse: in some places it&#x27;s punishable by death).<p>The only way we got to where we are today is by allowing people to believe &quot;the ugly things&quot; that they believe, to be &quot;the ugly things&quot; that they are - so long as they never hurt anyone.<p>&gt; revealing<p>Yet you <i>still</i> use that word. These people often outright <i>declare</i> that they have a primitive moral ground, there is nothing to reveal. Unlike the pretenders on the internet that you praise who, in absolutely no different way, are utterly and convincingly prejudiced to everyone but themselves. With an attitude like theirs, if the first homosexual was born today, they&#x27;d <i>never</i> have a chance are fair and equal rights.<p>&gt; Especially on the eve of a new age of human rights.<p>This is nothing new. It has been a long and slow journey made by people who can accept that not everyone believes or values the same things; that not everyone&#x27;s beliefs are the same color of grey as theirs.<p>Is it so hard to discern the difference between agreeing with someone and accepting someone?