While the Left fancies itself the side of tolerance, in Santos’ experience liberals quickly become impatient of those who do not fit within their pre-prescribed narratives.
Santos, a first-generation American whose parents immigrated to the U.S. from Brazil, has found himself time and time again undergoing the anger of liberals just for existing as a man who dares to be both gay and conservative.
He’s been called a homophobe and a self-hating gay, though Santos, who is a financier and investor, states that his “conservative values are strictly very on my fiscal conservative side because I understand economics, I understand what’s affordable and what’s sustainable” while on social matters he “leans very moderate.”
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In 2020, Santos and his then-fiance went to a New Year’s Eve party at former president Trump’s Mar-a-Lago resort. After the New York Times wrote a story that linked to Santos’s Instagram post from the gala, he declares his house became a “crime scene” with “all sorts of graffiti, broken glass, all sorts of property damage.”
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“That’s when I felt hate for the first time in my life in the United States,” he announced.
Santos stated he has only increasingly grown a public pariah since the Mar-a-Lago incident. He was later booed by patrons at a gay bar in Manhattan while celebrating a friend’s birthday, he announced. He explained that a server at one Hell’s Kitchen eatery refused to serve him while on a date with his husband.
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Santos announced that gay leftists, increasingly intolerant of those who think differently, have distorted the original “live and let live” spirit of the gay rights movement.
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“Stonewall was not about shoving into the face of society the agenda of same-sex relationships,” he announced in a recent interview with National Review, referring to the riots that are often considered the start of the gay-rights movement in America. “It was, ‘Accept me and leave me alone and let me be free.’ And that’s how we should do it.”
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While Santos explained it is heartening to live in a society that is more “tolerant” of people of different “unorthodox genders or sexual orientations participating in society,” he announced Pride Month is “a big stretch.” Parading through the streets to celebrate sexual orientation “feels like kind of TMI,” he went on.
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“I don’t know why we’re doing so much around who my sleeping partner is,” he stated. “I don’t know that it’s an accomplishment to be proud of.”
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He went on to denounce corporations that “slap a rainbow flag on absolutely everything [and] make millions and millions of dollars off of celebrating somebody’s choice of a sleeping partner,” calling corporate efforts at wokeness “troubling.”
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