If it was the norm then it wouldn't be considered deviant. Ancient Rome doesn't help this discussion.
Reality seems to disagree with you. http://www.time.com/time/nation/article/0,...1171196,00.html
And just because a church is burnt doesn't necessarily mean hate crime
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/natio...es/churches.htm
Crimes aren't defined based on the religious views of some individuals. Otherwise if I believe assault happens when someone smiles at me I could go around charging lots of people with assaulting me.
Even if you think making the world evil is a crime you'd have to prove that gay people living the same as hetero people actually makes the world evil. For crimes you've got to show that beyond a reasonable doubt so good luck with that.
Don't make up facts. There is domestic violence within the gay community but that doesn't mean there's only a handful of incidents of violence against gays and definitely doesn't mean that violence is mostly done by other gays.
In 2004 15.6% of all hate crimes with a single bias were because of sexual orientation. Of that number only 33 of the 1200 incidents were anti hetero. And that's just hate crimes.
http://www.fbi.gov/ucr/cius_04/offenses_re...rime/index.html
That statement is misinformed at best. It's like saying the college lifestyle is all about sex. No matter how many people want you to think that it's true it isn't.
They're not talking about laws they're talking about equal rights. Rights shouldn't change based on mob rule otherwise they mean nothing.