Question

In column 21 (about same-sex relations) you wrote: 
"When claims arise from ordinary people who wonder whether the emperor has no clothes — that is, whether there is something unreasonable here, perhaps a hint regarding same-sex relations — the speaker is denounced as a heretic against a fundamental principle. Just try saying… that homosexuality is an illness or a deviation, or that it is not right to approve a Pride Parade."
I’m interested in whether what the Rabbi wrote is indeed his own view, or whether this was merely an offhand example. Thank you very much.