Thanks, jeddy and Amos, for seeing my point. The point, of course, is that the language used in both cases is virtually identical.

tsk, tsk, ake. You have previously intimated that yours is a voice for the other side, and that it does not necessarily mean that you yourself are homophobic- may I say, sir, that you are definitely on the "other side".

You like to dispute that you are homophobia, but to be homophobic means to have a (quote) unreasoning fear of or antipathy toward homosexuals and homosexuality.(enquote)

Wouldn't you agree that you have a fear of or antipathy toward homosexuality?