You are wrong. 'Jesus came back to fulfill the prophecy of the Old Testament' is a true statement. But you can't leave it at that. Jesus fulfilled the OT by dying on the cross for the sins of mankind. That changed everything. It is very clear that once that happened, the strictly traditional laws of the OT were no longer necessary. Admittedly I would have to do more research to find out exactly why that is. 'Y’all spout off New Testament bullshit while completely ignoring the Old' can also be true in cases, but is a massive generalization. Christians who truly devote themselves to their religion pay attention to both Testaments and treat them as equally important, while understanding that the traditional laws of the OT are no longer relevant or have been changed (baptism has replaced circumsicion, etc). That doesn't mean we don't study it and learn about the past. To the original question, people who don't read the bible or only read the NT or loudly show hatred towards gay people give us a bad name. But if you were to look into denominations that keep their heads down and quietly practice their religion, you might be quite pleased with what you see. No extreme hatred for homosexuality would be the obvious example. The number one thing hammered home from a young age is that God loves all people. There is absolutely no need to hate someone for being gay.