One of the most disturbing trends that I have noticed is the tendency of members of the Queer community to enter the line of thought that as long as they don't feel the discrimination that some of us are forced to deal with daily in their lives then they won't bother to concern themselves with the Queer rights movement. The only way that we can successfully evoke change in the current social structure is to stand against it in unity. If there is an overwhelming sense of dissent within our ranks then not only are we subject to sabotage by the Right, but we will not be taken seriously by those who currently hold sway over national policy. There must be an unwavering image of unity. Although there will, of course, be differing opinions which will demand authoritarianism to defer to brotherhood, we must always stand unified on at least the concept that we deserve those same basic rights guaranteed to the heterosexual community. If we are to be successful in this fight for freedom, then we cannot stoop to the same level of division and bickering that exists within the Right.