Letters to the Editor
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@ FilthyHarry
What Craig did was several levels beyond "a guy in a bar going up to a girl and saying, 'How about it?" What Craig did was try to actually instigate sex right there in the bathroom. He wasn't arrested for being gay, he was arrested for trying to instigate sex in a public restroom.
If you persist in willfully misinterpreting what Craig did, and choose to put your own interpretation, "being gay," on what he was arrested for, then I can see why you would consider it an injustice. But if you examine the actual facts of the case, he was clearly guilty of disorderly conduct. That was what he was arrested for. That was the charge he pleaded guilty to.
By pretending it had anything at all to do with "being gay," you are just supporting his hypocricy.