Nash Grier is a 16-year-old Vine super star. He's had a homophobic past in his tweets and vines, (not much different from a typical American teenager) but has come under fire because of his massive 8.8 million following. He has since apologized twice on Twitter and once on Snapchat, but the gay community wants blood. Why do you think it's so difficult for the LGBT community to forgive homophobes? What if we were able to tell if the apology was sincere? Would that make it easier for us? What do you think?