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Commentary from the Queer Side I understand the feeling of having to live in the shadows being a gay person - fearing being discovered - or unwilling to pay the perceived price for coming out. I am also most cognizant that coming out in today's world pales in the price of one's future that those of us who faced the decision decades earlier. In short, there is nothing noble or brave about today's youth proclaiming their homosexuality.   You see, this is a tired game - a game of exploiting one's sexual orientation to gain power and to gain fame.   There is nothing you are doing that makes you free.      Being gay, is, well, so passe. So you crave cock or kiss another man.   Big whoop. And I'm not concerning myself with lesbians.   They are a different animal where man hate is even more in vogue. There is a need for gay people to live their lives in an honest way, but seriously - this drama of coming out on youtube or on a television show has reached such nauseating levels that we are soon to be inundated with male dancers who admit they are straight or olympic male ice skaters or dancers doing the same. Once upon a time or in lands far, far away, being gay and coming out exacted a price of lethal proportions.   We know of the history of gays being persecuted - wearing pink triangles by the Nazis or killed by whatever religion was in power.   We also have as recently in the Stonewall riots where gays had had enough about being persecuted and rose up against the police and made a statement. Coming out in those days and lands took balls and often resulted in imprisonment and in execution. Despite the left's worship of multiculturalism where all two bit cultures are supposed to be respected, we find that being gay results in  executions and torture.   Our beloved "mooslim friends" seem to carry persecution upon gay people with a relish not found anywhere on this planet.    In Iran, they have no gay people and this is their own statement.   If you are found out to crave peen as a man, you are just another well hung gay man.    In some other mooslim nations, being gay gets you a stoning or a necklacing. In those lands, coming out risks you so much that your life is almost certainly ended. So now we look upon America, in the post millennial hype, where being gay is now something that is expected and has become very boring.    There is not one shred of courage to come out - maybe you'll be shunned by your Christian parents, but life goes on and the Democrats are there to give you stuff to keep you alive when you can no longer live in your parents' basement and get insurance coverage as a child after you reach age 26. Oh you poor things! In sports, we have seen a cascade of peen lovers now come out to the public.   We've had this in the NBA.   We've had this in diving and swimming and soccer and a myriad of other sports.    And now we have a college football player, on the cusp of being undrafted as a mediocre player, suddenly finding it time to come out publicly (even though he had done so with his team months ago) on the eve of the NFL draft.    A once uninspired player with no value is suddenly the queer of the month with hopes of raising his draft value for profit by exploiting his sexual urges.    And we hear that the marketing departments of major corporations are knocking on his door to procure his queerness for profit. I find it insulting that athletes come out on the beginning or waning end of their careers - seeking profit and fame. Meanwhile millions of innocent and loving people come out annually and live their lives.   Some like Anderson Cooper and Ellen admit they are gay and don't exploit for profit.   They do good and are prime examples of how gay people should live and conduct themselves.   Bravo!