Well, likely the one group doesn't wish to be placed in a situation where they might be tempted and the other group doesn't care if they are tempted or not. And the point is? Do you think sex with children and between children is okay? What if I told you that subconsciously if you find such a thought appalling that means that you really, really want to have sex with babies and then there are those who could care less.....
See how evil all this is? Call good evil and evil good.... It's a sign of the times.
Maybe you didn't understand the studies I was referring to. Some straight men who professed to hate homosexuals, and some who didn't, were each in turn wired with sensors and then shown "gay porn." The sexual arousal of the straight men who had no particular animosity towards gays (as observed, visually, by the attending scientists and as measured by the equipment) was little to none while watching. The arousal of the anti-gay men was consistently much more noticeable (and must have been even to the men themselves, as even the scientists observing could see their, uh, excitement.)
Point being: if you're a man who hates gay people, there's a good chance that gay porn turns you on. Though the punchline is that on the post-experimental questionnaire, when asked "How much were you aroused by the images you were shown?" the anti-gay men all said "Not at all" in spite of the pretty unambiguous evidence to the contrary.
Where is temptation a factor in that? And, if you could demonstrate that people who hated child molestation were actually more aroused by child pornography than those who didn't care about child molestation, well, that'd be saying something. But you have no such evidence as far as I know. So "what if you told me that?" I'd laugh and ask you where you got such a ridiculous idea. And you'd have nothing to support it, whereas mine is born out by scientific observation (like I said, if I wasn't new I could give you a link. Try Google if you want to read more; I think there's even a good Discovery Channel clip about it on YouTube.)
Like I said, I think it's pretty easy to see why there are people so obsessive and hateful towards queer people. In many cases (not all) they're probably struggling with their own sexualities and have to "bash" homosexuality wherever they see it to remain secure -- whether in themselves or someone else. Males in our society, after all, are conditioned from a very early age to know that acting like a "sissy" or a "girl" will result in teasing, shunning, even violence from their peers. So once they reach puberty and liking women becomes a central ideal of this constructed masculinity, they learn that to protect themselves socially, emotionally, and physically, they have to make ostentatious outward expressions of disapproval of anything deviant from this ideal -- "gay," in other words. It's actually amazing that any of them manage to come out at all.