“The most common effect of amorality,  they said, is narcissism. Narcissism is the only word that adequately  explains the reaction of gays to AIDS: it was everyone’s fault but  theirs. If anyone has any doubt about this, he should watch How to  Survive a Plague.  The documentary, which is up for an  Oscar, is the work of David France, a talented gay writer. Mayor Ed  Koch, ever honest, accuses ACT-UP of using ‘fascist tactics.’ Fascism  was certainly on display when gays, led by ACT-UP, rushed St. Patrick’s  Cathedral in December 1989: they disrupted Mass, spat the Eucharist on  the floor, stopped people from going to Communion, etc. The film shows  some of this. Gay activists in the 1980s and early 1990s were convinced that everyone  from President Reagan to the Food and Drug Administration were impeding  progress for a cure to their self-inflicted disease. Though the movie was made to garner admiration, it accomplishes nothing of the sort. But it does elicit pity.” –  Catholic League President and douchebag Bill Donohue.

But there’s absolutely NOTHING narcissistic about grabbing a microphone and making public statements about things of which you know nothing, just so you can hear your own shrill, whiny voice.  Is there, Bill?

As harsh as this sounds I can only hope that when this disgusting pig of a man’s time comes, his end is as slow, painful and agonizing as the death of one of our fallen who died of AIDS in the 80s. And I truly hope that no one, NO ONE, shows him any pity, compassion or helps him in any way. Only then will he know the true meaning of “narcissism,” as he calls it.