The smoke is clearing after three weeks of gay political hysteria: first a dust-up involving Dolce and Gabbana followed by threats of a boycott that fizzled, then an outbreak of derangement over a religious law in Indiana.  Take note of how differently these two incidents ended, because there is a lot of hidden intelligence to be gained by reading between the lines: the attack on Dolce and Gabbana seems to have failed, while the pushback against Indiana’s and Arkansas’s religious-freedom bills ended in victory for gay marriage enthusiasts. Dolce and Gabbana barely backtracked on their comments about IVF, yet they survived Elton John’s fierce attacks.  They showed that a key argument against gay marriage – i.e., gay marriage commoditizes children and makes it easier for oppressors to deny them a mother and father – could be made in stark, understandable terms, and the person making such a statement could, with a modicum of bravery, survive the...(Read Full Article)