It do be like that.

I do not like gay people or transsexuals.

And I don’t like disagreeable and narrow-minded people that focus on symbols and categories in order to pigeonhole and pre-judge entire swaths of the population, instead of focusing on the content of other people’s character.

Now granted, those two groups you single out have had their recent deluge of platform-thumpers and bandwagon-jumpers, to say nothing of SJW NPC’s cramming those lifestyles down the public’s throat, but the large majority of people who identify with those groups just want to live a happy and productive life within a framework that does not line up with traditional Abrahamic convention. They’re not going to be even close to the comic as it’s posted.

I’ve known a number of gay and transsexual people in my life. Some I have found disagreeable for the exact same reason why I found the blue character in the comic disagreeable. But a majority have been perfectly nice people that don’t shove their shit in your face any more than anyone else. I have come to appreciate them because they are genuinely nice people regardless of their orientation.

Relying on categories and pigeonholes is useful as a metaphor or reference point in conversation and communication. It doesn’t work out so well in real life, especially when it interferes in the way you interact with people you personally don’t know. Down that road lies a world where everyone is tearing out each other’s throats over perceived differences, rather than coming together on the much larger body of actual similarities.