If some of the parties in the police project still want me to promote gay marriage further, I want to emphasize that my position is that the official police movie can do a lot more than I can.... And especially until my criminal charges are cleared, there's very little more that I can do. [Besides, I want to approve of gay marriage with religious exemptions, as we already have, and nothing further.]
Also, if there are anti-gay people who are still resisting gay marriage and expect me to help them, I don't think they're being realistic at this point. Gay marriage has already been approved throughout the USA and I don't believe they're going to go back on it.--I don't believe anybody could convince them to. Personally, I've been paying close attention whenever I heard people in the USA or Canada objecting to gay marriage--and I've listened to religious people in the media. And I haven't heard any sensible arguments for not allowing the legal benefits of marriage to married gay couples. The arguments I've heard have only been rooted in prejudice, from what I've seen. On the other hand, if the movie is produced and broadcast it'll give people something to talk about; and it'll be a chance to really air out the issues. IF there's any reason to change the status of gay marriage, while providing the legal benefits, I think the movie would be the best hope.... But with the religious exemptions, I'm not sure there will ever be a change in the status.... And it doesn't really matter, in my opinion. But if some people are hoping for a change, I still believe it's best to provide a platform for discussion through the movie.
So, whether people are pro-gay or anti-gay, I believe the official police [with firefighters] movie is the best option. It's the best thing to aim for and it's the best that I can do to support the designated police, at this time.--And as far as I understand, those police have also wanted me to quit my writing.... [And I'm willing to do that. There has been a little follow-up in my blogs, and that'll be about all, I expect.]
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