…The gay rights movement is actually a radical political organisation”. You are telling me that? I've lost count of the times I have said that…

Well, there is common ground.

From this point, the obvious question to you is this; what's your plan of counter attack to the radical gay rights movement, that has mesmerised our population, contorted politics and undermined the LNP.

plan of counter attack to the radical gay rights
diver dan,
for a start put a Tax on sani wipes .

dd,

There is absolutely nothing I, you, nor any other individual poster can do about counteracting hostile homosexuals. We can only express opinions which are taken notice of by a handful of people only. Actually, it's not homosexuals who are the problem: it is the political activists - likely not to be homosexuals themselves, who are the problem. Since a majority of Australians unwittingly vote for SSM believing they were voting for 'equality’, 'love’ and a 'fair go’, the game has been over. Once, I could have said that I will vote for the political party that will put a stop to this nonsense. But, the only two parties capable of forming a government were for SSM; they deliberately promoted it, asked us to vote for it. They were as naive as the rest of the Australians who didn't see that SSM was only the opening shot for activists who care less about homosexuals than I do. They might well have now realised their mistake, but there is no way they are going to admit it and say, 'enough is enough’. You need only to look at the climate fraud, where nothing predicted has happened, to know that elites and those in power never back down, no matter what the cost. Something really unpleasant will need to happen to bring people back to their senses, and I don't think I will live to see it happen. We are in for a lot of pain.

A recent nationwide Fairfax Ispos poll found
74% of Australians oppose laws allowing
religious schools to discriminate against
students or teachers on the grounds of sexuality,
gender identity or relationship status.

It will be interesting to see if our government
is listening to the electorate.

Perhaps the election results of Wentworth will give us
a clue.

ttbn,

"Since a majority of Australians unwittingly vote for SSM believing they were voting for 'equality’, 'love’ and a 'fair go’, the game has bee..."

Don't unwittingly repeat the false statement that a majority of Australians voted, the 'majority' was the majority of Australians who bothered to cast a vote; quite a different thing.

The Homo lobby was terrified of a referendum so the weak Government took an opinion poll instead.

Is Mise,

Everybody had an opportunity to have a say.
And those who chose not to vote
can't blame anybody but themselves for the results.

The fact remains that the majority who did vote - voted
in favour of same-sex marriage.