The sick are the homophobes, not the homosexuals. The sick are the people with claustrophobia, not the elevators. The sick are the people with xenophobia, not the foreigners. Why would an airplane be at fault for someone’s fear of heights? Why would we homosexuals be at fault for the people who suffer from this illness called homophobia. There’s a wonderful and simple way of curing these phobias and fears: with an antidote called love.” -Ernest Larrese, one-half of the first gay couple to marry legally in South America.

The sick are the homophobes, not the homosexuals. The sick are the people with claustrophobia, not the elevators. The sick are the people with xenophobia, not the foreigners. Why would an airplane be at fault for someone’s fear of heights? Why would we homosexuals be at fault for the people who suffer from this illness called homophobia. There’s a wonderful and simple way of curing these phobias and fears: with an antidote called love.” -Ernest Larrese, one-half of the first gay couple to marry legally in South America.

Democracy Now! | Headlines for August 02, 2010

Pretty nicely said, I think.  Though, to be honest, it is an airline’s fault for my fear of airline food.