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Not all gay people are good.

Being gay can be good, and there are lots of good gay people out there, but not all gay people are good.

Sometimes I get in trouble when I say that, and when people come back at me, as if I'm somehow letting down the side by admitting that some gay people are

evil or stupid or crazy, I always respond with Jeffrey Dahmer ate a friend of mine.

It's really hard for someone whose friend was butchered and consumed by a gay cannibal

to just blithely swan around acting like all gay people are good or you should just assume that all gay people

are good. They get some sort of benefit of the doubt. They don't. And I say that as a gay person. Not all

gay people are sane. Not all gay people are good. Not all gay people are trustworthy. That point was

driven home last week when an insane, clearly insane gay person showed up at the offices, presumed to be gay person. This person

had volunteered at an LGBT organization in Washington, D.C. I'm not up on all the reports right now.

Maybe he's openly gay. I assume that he is. But this person showed up at the offices of the

Family Research Council in Washington, D.C., got into a tussle with a security guard, pulled a gun, and shot

the guard.

The person had a lot of ammunition on him and may have been planning some sort of mass shooting.

We do not yet know, but this person was gay and crazy.

Let me be the first to say, as I was the first to say last week on Twitter, that I condemn

violence. I condemn any that I condemn violence.

I condemn any political violence against our side or their side or any side of any political or religious debate.

Violence has no place.

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