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[QUOTE="NKR1978, post: 1022045, member: 186"]
How does one "disagree" with a gay lifestyle? Most of the gay people I know are high earners in law,  finance, insurance and medicine. They go to work, pay taxes, get married, travel, go out for dinner and drinks occasionally. One of my close friends and his boyfriend/fiance even go to SU games with me or host game watch parties because he's a huge Syracuse fan. A partner at my firm and his husband adopted a beautiful girl and they seem to be painfully boring individuals. Like more boring and with less of a social life than my parents who are 74 and 67.

Other than the s e x, and I'm not sure why heterosexuals would spend any time thinking about how gays do that, I just don't see any difference between a "gay lifestyle" and a straight one.
 
"Tolerance" is a silly feel good word that liberals like to throw around. I think that "disagreeing" with a "gay lifestyle" falls much closer to outright bigotry than something as meaningless as "intolerant."
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