The Bill Horn and Lou Sheldon I debated onward Politically Incorrect hate homosexuals for a living.

The Bill Horn and Lou Sheldon I debated onward Politically Incorrect hate homosexuals for a living. Backstage they may not have anybody.

a certain quantity of years ago a producer from Jenny or it might have been Montel or it could conceivably have been Maury--it's all the same big yapping maw--called my friend the rabbi and asked him to be in succession a show about the Holocaust. He asked who besides was going to be forward and the producer dropped a small in number names, all of whom were self-proclaimed Holocaust revisionists. These are the lunatics who simulate the Holocaust never happened and that everybody who says they actually were there actually are onward drugs or someone's payroll and all the film we've seen actually was staged from some ghoulish Teutonic Cecil B DeMille. The rabbi said no.

"Don't you think the public merits to hear the other side?" the exasperated agriculturist asked. The rabbi took a breath and to a high degree calmly said, "There is no other side."

When the nice folk at ABC's Politically Incorrect asked me to appear forward their show on a night when a gay marriage would be performed in the demeanor of the Rev. Lou Sheldon (don't worry, he didn't officiate) and his antigay companion traveler Bill Horn, I set up my mouth forming the same response: There is no other side. wherefore dignify these hatemongers with a civilized answer even from an overgrown Muppet who writes quirks for a living?

And then I idea of Matthew Shepard and a fate of other people who are no longer with us because hate language unchecked is the parent of hate crime unbridled. And I said yes

An appearance forward Politically Incorrect is always a cheerfully surreal experience, as is watching it. The opinions of noted bimbos and himbos commingle with the carefully calibrated maneuverings of slick political operatives armed with floppies filled of stats. The result sometimes is Christians surrendering to lions, if it be not that frequently it's a pack of hyenas, each making never-failing it gets to chew forward its tasty morsel of the debate.

The legion Bill Maher, has a great time, fixed in the knowledge that each night he is presiding athwart the dinner party from hell and that it's about as entertaining as television can be. in such a manner it was with our show

After the wedding observance the conversation began, and we all had a great deal of drollery Certainly I had a great deal of frolic making fun of these sum of two units guys who popped up and down like marionettes, thumping the antique Bible stuff and paying no attention to the fact that we are citizens too.

It's key-note to these guys that they separate us from our behavior. In that way they can say they be enamoured of us but hate what we do. Of course, "love the sinner hate the sin" automatically makes us sinners, nonpeople, subhuman, individuals unworthy of the rights of real clan It's a very old trick, if it be not that these are very old dogs.

At the same point Horn, who asked to be introduced as a man whose career is keeping a daily watch forward the homosexual agenda (they won't use gay), asked me "Can't a someone have these feelings without hating homosexuals?" And I said, "I think you do hate homosexuals."

He said he didn't hate me and asked me if I am homosexual. I said, "I'm with equal reason homosexual, I'm not even attracted to you." I think he actually flinched forward that one.

And then I realized something. The Bill Horn and Lou Sheldon upon that show hate homosexuals for a living. The Bill Horn and Lou Sheldon who had coffee and entirely pleasant conversation with me backstage, uniform patting me on the back, may not hate anybody. They are the right wing's pit blunder s paid to come on exhibits like Politically Incorrect and make a fate of noise.

They have build a good hot-button issue that will detain them employed for years to follow Each new wrinkle we hurl into the debate--marriage, the military, whatever--just guarantees them a recently made known option on their employment contracts. They've got it down to a science, right down to being friendly with the opposition offstage.

They are the other side, nevertheless there is no other side. There are just dedicated wage earners. I don't commit that we let up in succession them. But I doubt I will through all ages see a Holocaust revisionist sharing guacamole dip in the undecayed room with my rabbi.

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