I didn't read the retarded article Wedge keeps begging his detractors to read, but it seems like he is trying to say that public sex is a part of "queer history" and as such should be respected and still practiced. What an odd take. Like, wearing wooden shoes and living without electricity are a part of human history, but I don't see him arguing that as a logical reason to continue doing these things now. If queers had to bone in public in small towns because "bigotry" in the past, shouldn't the fact that they no longer have to do so, and are free to do whatever gross shit they want in the privacy of their own homes be celebrated as progression?
Or does fucking in a park where a stranger might see you make your peepee hard, and that's why you want to fight tooth and nail against those who call it indecent?