I have no clue what your last line refers to (and I don't want to know, let's stay on topic) but I agree with everything else in this post.
If a man is gay and enforces or even introduces anti-gay measures, he's fair game to be outed.
If he does no harm, do no harm to him.
		
		
	 
Among the very few non-Rareboy posts in this thread which make a LOT of sense.
Any gay person who is put into the position of making laws or policy which will affect large numbers of other people, and who uses that power to intentionally harm LGBT people, is a TRAITOR to at least 10% of those people under him/her.
	
		
	
	
		
		
			But it being of interest to foreign citizens not resident in the U.S. seems bizarre, western democracies be damned.
We're just the next room over from the bar and RB and Grimshaw are tumbling through in their ongoing brawl.
		
		
	 
Not only are we/they in adjacent rooms, but the noise and clamor in our room can make life a living hell for those in the room next door who must deal with it, and they're stuck with whatever happens.  
Figuratively if a Pentagon brawl breaks out and the guns come out in our room (e.g. "we" suddenly start dropping bombs somewhere - at a whole new level than what we've been doing with bombs and drones), Canada in the room next door is endangered by the crossfire.
	
		
	
	
		
		
			some Canadian posts...there is clearly a strain of "ownership" and preoccupation with all things American.  The politics are unquestionably debated far in excess of the mention of domestic Canadian affairs. 
The truth is, America is a behemoth
It's marring the view in the non-CE&P forums.
		
		
	 
I would be speaking out, too, if I was Canadian.  (OH, PLEASE, IF THAT WERE TO BE THE CASE...that's my first wish when the genie comes out of the bottle that I happen to find.)  Canada has all the potential to be harmed to the utmost by American decisions.  Of course there is good reason to be concerned...or beyond concerned...about all of this.
	
		
	
	
		
		
			the absurdity of the two of you arguing about a hypothetical about an American cabinet nominee when neither of you are even American and have any dog in the fight.
		
		
	 
 Australia probably doesn't have much of a dog in the fight - but Canada certainly does - due to proximity.
In some ways, the ENTIRE PLANET has a dog in the fight.  He will head an agency which, since at least 1950, has had a long, strong, and rather malevolent history of starting new wars all over the world.  There may have been good reason for Korea in that year, but what about Guatemala, Iran (overthrow of the Shah), Guatemala, Grenada (fast war), Cambodia and Laos (during the Vietnam War), Iraq (twice!), etc. not to mention covert commitments in other wars in many dozens of other countries?
For good measure, CIA involvement in other military actions in Nicaragua, Indonesia (the slaughter of Communists), etc.
What happens if Canada simply refuses to go along with some DEMANDS from the Grand Military Cabal of Trumpistan (a/k/a The Pentagon) - will the orange guy break diplomatic relations and go to war with them?  The mind boggles.
Anyway, we're free to argue in here.  Hot Topics isn't designated as a no-flame zone.