Yes, I have nerves to use my critical thinking. I learned from this people:
The authors, Marshall Kirk, a noted author and researcher in neuropsychiatry and Hunter Madsen, a Harvard-trained social scientist, both self-confessed homosexuals, set out a blueprint with which to enhance the respectability of homosexuality in the face of criticism. They viewed negative stereotypes of homosexuality as a misrepresentation and were unabashed in using lies to counter them. They intended to psychologically attack the average American’s mind, emotions and will through the use of propaganda via the media.
What they proposed was powerful propaganda in the form of a public relations strategy that involved three elements.
• Desentisitization - This involved flooding straight America with advertising presenting gays in the least offensive manner.
• Jamming - Equate the fear of gays with hatred of Jews, blacks and women.
• Conversion - Presenting images of gay as normal.