Because those opinions aren't contradictory in that sphere. Why would I call out a right winger for having consistent right wing views? There's nothing odd about it. It would be contradictory if they held an extreme leftist view on these issues, which I would definitely chime in on if I happened to catch it, because it just wouldn't gel and I'd be curious at how they think they can balance being very right wing, while championing a very left wing stance on a social issue such as this, which really doesn't have much wiggle room. Same thing with
@gremins. I'm not criticizing his views on this. I'm criticizing the contradiction of his professed leftism.
I just find it odd how he's arguing that he's trying to convey compassion to a group of people, while saying he thinks they are living "wrong" lives, and need to be "cured" or "saved" or whatever. It doesn't compute. That's not a compassionate stance to the people he's talking about, and I'm not sure if he can accept that. Whenever I am at odds with him, it's usually about inconsistencies like these. For instance, he also claims to abhor conspiracy theories and has no problem calling the people who indulge in them complete morons when it's being related to the right, but yet, you'll find him talking like Cletus from the trailer park in other threads, talking about being visited by aliens n' shit. It doesn't add up, and makes him a bit of a hypocrite.
You said
"You NEVER challenge anyone on the right, or aligned with the right like this". Full stop. That is false. I'm not exactly shy about voicing my opinions to anyone. Naturally, I'm not going to butt heads with the right a whole lot, but it happens from time to time.