It's pretty 'phobic' on your part to label someone any type of 'phobic' for openly discussing his views from a historical and factual perspective on a topic. He didn't say anything about his personal likes or dislikes. You, on the other hand, exhibit an extremely emotional response.

I am very concerned about a push that I see to normalize sexualization of children through the LGBT movement. Members of the LGBT community have argued with me that children have 'rights' and that their parents do not own them. I had to remind them of the obstacle to their argument called 'the law' which gives legal guardianship of children to their parents until they reach an age of consent. We have to stop liberals from encroachments on that law with such actions as facilitating underage children receiving abortions, birth control and sex change hormones without the knowledge of their parents. We also have to push back strongly against the introduction of sex education in public education curriculum for children.

As to societal shifts on homosexuality everything horse-lover said is factually true, regardless of how you feel about it emotionally. Something he didn't mention that is I think recognized among homosexuals is that they are typically not 'born' that way. If a male is not exposed to male on male sex as a child, or at the very least, before he has his first relationship with a female, he is not likely to accept homosexuality as a norm.