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That's a very bold, broad, and in my opinion inaccurate claim to say most LGBT individuals are socialist. You also really should try to provide proof of a claim that fantastic.RE: LGBT mafia, Obama involvement, socialist movement: Those three things were probably brought together because most homosexuals are liberals/socialists.
I'm assuming you're just classifying homosexuals as an individual group along with liberals by saying "those kinds of people", but last time shorthand was thrown around like that was the 1950s, so your phrasing comes off as very judgmental. Yes, the massive debt this country is in, alongside other glaring issues, is more important to fix for the well-being of the nation as a whole, however; fixing said issue is an extremely long-term ordeal. Are we supposed to ignore same-sex marriage until the nation's debt is addressed fully?One, because touchy-feely socialist rhetoric appeals to those kinds of people, two, because they've been convinced that the "right" to call same-sex unions marriage is more important than having a functional, fiscally sane country to exercise rights in (or perhaps that we can keep on borrowing, spending, and redistributing forever with no consequence).
...What? So you're saying liberals want to divide the United States into factions, basically? How is that the case? I really don't see how Democrats are trying to section minorities to get their votes any more than Republicans.And I'd go so far as to say that all was intentional on the part of the left - their policies and rhetoric are geared toward dividing the country into factions along lines of race, gender, and sexual orientation, so people will vote in blocs based on whoever promises their faction the most stuff, which of course will be the Democrats. Such herdthinks are very powerful, especially when any prominent figure in one of these blocs who dares to think for themselves gets branded a traitor and ostracized. (see: any African-American who doesn't follow the party line getting branded an "Uncle Tom". Which makes for an interesting study of meanings, when you consider the book character that label comes from.)
I've always hated this. Don't change your stance and you're too standoffish or incapable of seeing other sides to an argument, change your stance after deliberation and you're flip-flopping on your morals and beliefs and can't be trusted as a leader. He gave his reason for changing his stance on gay marriage, he didn't just do it out of nowhere for pity votes.As for Obama's politics differing from his words on this issue, I'd be inclined to disagree that that's a good thing - though they don't anymore anyway, as he made a public flip-flop on the issue.