It wasn't satire. That's the claim now that the video is out. But they meant every word of it. And if you are paying attention there are some important words they use that show what they are doing. Mainly conversion.
It is satire because it's a mockery of the authoritarianism of punishing gays for being their selves. Even stating your belief that it isn't a satire, is the actual irony of the satire. For example, if you fear they will convert your child from being hateful, you actually accepted a false premise, unless of course you're actually teaching your children to be hateful.
I'm sorry, where is all the gay community on this stuff. If it's only a few where are the rest of them condemning it? When you have a gay pride parades celebrating gay pride and gay pride month it's pretty hard to believe they only represent a few. Where is your evidence of that?
Every gay person I know finds gay pride parades disgusting. You know how sensationalism and propaganda works. You and I are here actively amplifying the few and promoting the spectacle.
The problem is these days compassion means acceptance that it's good and right. Jesus did not do that. He was clear that what people did was wrong. He pointed it out. But he was also compassionate towards them. But then most of them weren't trying to convert kids into their sinfulness. I think Jesus would have a thing or two to say about that. Don't you?
Well, compassion means seeing people suffering and wanting to alleviate that suffering and it makes no difference if they're gay or drag queens or whatever. That's just what it is and what it does. Compassion is an objective morality.
I believe the devil uses subjective connotations because the positive/negatives reverse in subjective opposing perspectives. As both an accuser and tempter he can play both sides against one another in a mutual cynicism. So yes, I would think Jesus would have something to say about trying to convert children into sinfulness, but that must also include slandering those who are not doing that by saying that they are. That's why we need to avoid lumping all gays in there with hedonists, and also avoid falsely equating transgender children with hedonism.
As pertains to the hedonists I think of it this way; The Eternal power is Eternal so there's no need to doubt that sin is not. Right is right and wrong is wrong and I don't need to make it the reality. What's important to me is walking in the knowledge and reasoning that the flaunting of hedonism is only shameful to me thanks be to God. The correct reaction to this negativity/bad of hedonism being flaunted as a positive/good, is sorrow. It's the one's promoting anger that I am wary of. To me being angry at hedonists at a gay pride parade, is like being afraid of clowns.
Jesus said everyone who didn't believe in him was condemned. We told people it was better to off their hands rather than sin and be sent to hell. Jesus told people to go and sin no more. That tells me he was not opposed to telling people to stop and what they were doing was sinful. Today when you do that you are not being compassionate.
Okay. Let's look at the semantics Jesus uses. "IF your right eye offends you pluck it out". So, how is one offended by their own eye? Think about it and also read the parable of the eye is the lamp of the soul.
All hedonists sin against their own selves and dishonor one another, and a drag queen is just a man dressed up like a woman trying to look beautiful. Why should I be offended at what I see?