In this week’s issue of Us Weekly and pictured above, Gay Rights Activists Melissa Etheridge and her life partner Tammy Lynn Michaels introduced Tammy’s biological twins, Miller Steven and Johnnie Rose, to the world. There was no mention of who the father is, or if the biological father would ever know his children and vice versa.

I believe that children have the right to know their father (or mother in the case of two Gay men with a child), and it is essential the children’s father/mother be a part of their lives. Children genetically inherit behavioral and physical traits from both parents, and being familiar with both parents helps children understand themselves better. It’s understandable if a parent dies for the child not to know that parent, but to deliberately prevent a child from knowing a living parent creates a dangerous social experiment, using innocent children as the guinea pigs. Apparently Gay Rights trump children’s rights. Once again it’s a case of Gay rights superseding everyone else’s rights, and giving Gay’s special rights at the expense of everyone else.

The Rosie O’Donnell racist tirade shined a spotlight on Gay intolerance. Rosie had just called Kelly Ripa a homophobe, which was not true, then Rosie attacked Asians, specifically Chinese, and more than a week later gave an insincere apology with excuses to try to win back her popularity. All the while, the Gay community either sat in silent approval, or openly defended Rosie’s racism. The same attacks have been waged increasingly on heterosexual traditions such as marriage. Rather than coin a new term with an appropriate definition of Gay marriage, Gay activists have been trying to high-jack heterosexual marriage. Gay activists repeatedly claim heterosexuals are being biased, when in fact it is the Gay community that is not respecting heterosexual culture which dates back thousands of years everywhere in the world. Intolerance appears to be a theme in the Gay community with the universal excuse that their hatred of others somehow stems from others hating them. My message for intolerant and racist Gays is, "stop making excuses. Your intolerance and racism will not be tolerated. Learn to respect those that are not like you, such as other races, and heterosexuals."

The picture above is deceivingly innocent. The picture is meant to convey a message of a happy Lesbian couple who are centered around Tammy’s biological children, even though there is no father. This is Gay propaganda that ignores the father in the lives of the children issue. No one is asking about the father because Gay activists are borderline violent when they are asked. Tammy is my case-in-point.

On September 19, 2003 California’s Domestic Partner’s Rights and Responsibilities Act was signed by Governor Gray Davis. On September 22, 2003, and in celebration of California’s new Domestic Partnership ruling, Melissa Etheridge and Tammy Lynn Michaels were legally bound in a civil union ceremony in Los Angeles. The law took effect January 2005.

On September 29, 2005 Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger delivered on his promise to veto legislation that would have given same-sex partners the right to marry, but said he would not support any rollback of the state’s current domestic partner benefits. At the time Arnold said, "I am proud California is a leader in recognizing and respecting domestic partnerships and the equal rights of domestic partners," Schwarzenegger said in his veto message. "I support current domestic partnership rights and will continue to vigorously defend and enforce these rights and as such will not support any rollback."

On that same day, Schwarzenegger’s strong stance in favor of domestic partner rights, along with his signature on four bills strengthening protections for gays and lesbians was clearly meant to temper the outpouring of criticism by Gay activists he had received for saying he would veto the bill.

In 2000, voters overwhelmingly approved Proposition 22, an initiative that banned same-sex marriage in California.

Gay activists responded with complete disrespect for the democratic process, and vowed to continue to fight citizens who voted against same-sex marriage. Voters actually voted to preserve heterosexual marriage, tradition, and culture. Gay activists vowed to fight to high-jack heterosexual tradition rather than create a marriage law specifically tailored to Gay marriage, which was parallel to rather high-jacking heterosexual marriage. Gay activists want a fight, and they want to take away the heterosexual community’s rights.

Tammy posted on her blog a response on July 10, 2006 to Arnold’s veto, and she updated it on October 6, 2006. Tammy attacks Arnold’s heterosexual marriage saying "Maria…she’s always gonna wonder ultimately if you are screwing your secretary." Tammy attacks Arnold’s intelligence saying (obscenity edited), "you stupid f*ckity f*ck f*ckwad f*ckhead…idiot…uneducated…weight-lifting…you un-thinking…you f*cking idiot." Tammy then levels her racist attack, "you ineffective…piece of Austrian bullsh*t." Tammy even goes so far as to attack Arnold’s heterosexual manhood, "…droopy ass…your itty bitty tiny wrinkly saggy impotent balls." Tammy attacks Arnold’s right to American citizenship by making him sound like he’s here illegally (more racism), "you want to change the law about a president having to be born AMERICAN…you stain my country."

The Gay community cannot be allowed to continue to attack people who are different than they are by attacking their race, sexuality, citizenship, religious, cultural, or political beliefs. The Gay community will soon be feeling the backlash from their own intolerance, and Gay rights will suffer a big setback. Gay activists will again claim it’s intolerance for Gays, but it will really be intolerance of Gays’ intolerance.

Melissa Etheridge, her life partner Tammy Lynn Michaels, Rosie O’Donnell, and Perez Hilton (real name: Mario Lavandeira) who supported Rosie’s racism during her tirade and regularly bashes heterosexual marriage rights, are the faces of intolerance for the Gay community, and the example Gays today are following.

Gay intolerance won’t be tolerated. We accept them, and they need to accept us. Gay activists have made this a conflict between us and them. We should all be working together.