I felt like I was there.
Thanks for the amazing photos!

Thanks for the great photos.
I felt I was really there!

I notice that you have edited the photos very carefully to show this event as being much more benign than it actually is. I don't call that good reporting. Show the whole dirty business so that people become aware of what their cities will look like when these pigs gain control of their streets.

Nearly every picture reinforces the typical stereotypes. People wonder why the rest of society is turned off or doesn't want their 'marriage vows' shared with the gay community? Gays march and protest and spout silliness like 'we're always being stereotyped'. Well, duh! Every event like this, all the typical stereotypes come out of the woodwork from within the gay community - making a mockery of same-gender-affection - and setting efforts back ten-fold for the guys that just want to live their lives integrated into society instead of on a stage. Many gAys seem to forget that there are many men OUTSIDE the gAy lifestyle who want ~nothing~ to do with this stuff, but we can't escape the stigmas thanks to these a-holes. These spectacles continue year after year and us regular guys are the ones that pay the price. We're sick of you freaks!

That's why myself, and many men are identifying more with the g0ys movement - it's spelled g-zer0-y-s
G00gle the term or visit www.g0ys.org