At least one of us is severely disconnected from reality here, then. It might be me, because I have done little research on this issue, or it might be you, because your passion for the subject makes you subjective. In fact, I believe that you may be misrepresenting that anti-gay-marriage organization’s position because you hate it so much.
Let’s see… after an internet search I have been unable to find any material from the National Organization for Marriage (the organization whose board OSC is a member of) defending the Ugandan Anti-Homosexuality Bill. Curiously, I have found a statement by a similar organization (Family Research Council) denying that they support that bill:
http://voices.washingtonpost.com/right-now/2010/06/family_research_council_explai.html
Admittedly, the language of that statement is not an example of tolerance:
FRC does not support the Uganda bill, and does not support the death
penalty for homosexuality – nor any other penalty which would have
the effect of inhibiting compassionate pastoral, psychological and
medical care and treatment for those who experience same-sex
attractions or who engage in homosexual conduct.
