Civil Wars Heroes Out, Gay Rights In

[EzraLB]

As kikes in the Obama Administration pressure and blackmail southern States into removing "racist" monuments to fallen Civil War heroes, it has announced that it will be funding the "erection" of a monument to the "heroic" fags who rioted in New York City at the infamous den of iniquity, the Stonewall Inn:

http://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-l ... SKCN0XU2CW

"The Stonewall uprising became the major catalyst for change in the self-awareness of the LGBT community, as well as in the perception and acceptance of LGBT individuals within the United States, and now represents to the nation and the world the struggle for LGBT civil rights."

[wmfinck]

Wow, when I was a teenager in Jersey City (mid 1970's) Christopher Street in the Village was the brunt of a lot of faggot jokes. But even I was unaware of just how many faggots there were in the Village as early as 1969 (when I was only 8 years old). Where the hell did they all come from?

When I was 16, probably till I was about 18 or 19, some of my friends and I would sometimes jump the subway turnstiles, walk over to Washington Square Park, and hang out making fun of all the circus freaks. It was free entertainment, and we didn't really have money for movies.

We probably did not suspect how many of those freaks were fags, posing for tourists as "street performers", usually as mimes or folk musicians, but I would bet that most of the population of the Village in those days went any way the wind blew at any given time.

We knew well enough to vacate the Village before dark. Sometimes on the way home we would visit the top floors of the now-demolished World Trade Center. But I think that cost 6 bucks apiece even in the late 1970's, so wee did not do it often.

By the 1980's. the perversion spread to the west shore of the Hudson River, I was working at the Hudson County Jail, and the cops in Hoboken, Weehawken and West New York were regularly locking up faggots for public sodomy, right in the parks on the waterfront. I would bet that by the late 1980's, half the crack whores getting locked up were guys in drag.

So the world is not much worse than it was 40 years ago, except that now it is all on TV.