'BACHELOR' STAR Juan Pablo Galavis CALLS GAYS PERVERTED: So is that a problem?

Here’s the reality of the situation.  If we lived in a “sane” world Juan Pablo’s comments wouldn’t cause a ripple of controversy.  Billions around the world agree that Gats are perverted.  But, we live in an “insane” world where right is wrong, wrong is right.  Billions around the world still would agree that Gays are perverted.  But, a sliver of the population containing the elites and the media in society fosters a cultural apartheid that tells the vast majority of people in the word that they are the bigots and haters of Gays.

Poor Juan Pablo is gonna catch hell even the majority of the world agrees with him. 

HollywoodReporter reports UPDATED: "They're more pervert in a sense. To me, the show would be too strong, too hard to watch on TV," said the reality star. ABC, Warner Horizon Television and producers deem the remarks "careless, thoughtless and insensitive."

ABC's latest Bachelor says he doesn't think that there should be a gay or bisexual person on the broadcast reality television show and described gays as "more pervert in a sense" in a new interview. 

Juan Pablo Galavis, the 32-year-old star of The Bachelor who also appeared on the most recent season of The Bachelorette, made the remarks in an interview with The TV Page's Sean Daly, who posted audio of the comments.

The writer asked whether ABC should have a gay or bisexual bachelor on the show. "No," Pablo Galavis responded. "Just 'cause I respect them but, honestly, I don't think it's a good example for kids to watch that on TV. It's hard, it's hard, it's a very thin line."

He continued: "Obviously, people have their husband and wife and have kids, and that's how we are brought up. Now there's fathers having kids and all that, and it's hard for me to understand that, too, in the sense of a household having people's -- two parents sleeping in the same bed and the kid going into bed. It's confusing in a sense, but I respect them because they want to have kids, they want to be parents. It's a scale; where do you put it on the scale, where's the thin line to cross or not? You have to respect everybody's desires, opinions and way of living. But it would be too hard for TV."

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The media makes it their business to overrepresented Gays on TV even though they are a tiny part of the world population.