How I wish it was just a matter of treating people equally, beautiful songs by the Gay Men's Choir and beautiful lights. People will not be able to co-exist, unfortunately. Gay activists will make sure of that.

For example, take a look at how Massachusetts went after making gay marriage legal. I'll give you just two of the many, many, many changes:

#1 - A book called "Little Black Book" was handed out to teen boys in high schools without their parents knowledge. It taught them how to have sex with a man and listed local bars in town where they could go to have sex with men, not to mention cautions about the inherent diseases. I won't mention here about the materials the elementary school children received that went beyond accepting the gay lifestyle. Parents who objected, wanted to opt their children out were arrested, their lawsuits failed. Romney's administration distanced themselves as far away from it as they could.

#2 - The Massachusetts state budget now includes a large line item expenditure for gay domestic partner violence because it is so rampant. It seems some partners who have bisexual tendencies or are suspected of bisexual tendencies are getting violently abused.

Parents, teach your children. They are going to be targeted. It's no longer about "treating people equally," as my friend Ceist is suggesting. Some gays do not even know the extent.