Every Halloween, New York City residents are greeted by homosexual parade marchers dressed to impress bystanders with a message that “gay is good.” Some folks take the parade in stride, some are offended by more than a few outrageous displays, and others simply could not care less.

That parade is a microcosm of how Americans, in general, feel about the gay movement. And those who oppose the in-your-face tactics of some homosexuals do have a legitimate gripe. They simply want to be left alone. They don’t want to see explicit displays in public that offend their moral or religious point of view.