Peter LaBarbera Is Afraid Myspace Will Turn Into Gayspace

Social conservative Peter LaBarbera is worried that the internet is going to turn men gay.

The website eMarketer.com reports a recent Harris Interactive online survey of 2,500 adults (18 or older) shows more proportionate weekly use of the sites Friendster and MySpace, and more hourly time on YouTube and Craigslist. At 32 percent, nearly twice as many homosexual and transgender respondents said they were online 24-168 hours per week, compared with 18 percent of heterosexuals.

Americans for Truth president Peter LaBarbera says the article doesn't mention one major reason for the difference in numbers. "Of course what the article doesn't say is that it's a big part of their illicit life," he asserts. "That's what the Internet has enabled. The Internet is ideally suited to help uniting people practicing deviance."

LaBarbera is also alarmist about straight men watching porn. He can't decide whether he wants men to like other men or women. Decisions. Decisions.

Hat tip to Oliver Willis.