You were here disagreeing with @Pwyneth Galtrow that lineage isn't a quality of consideration in islam yet you don't even rank islam as the number 1 reason why she shouldn't consider him. Simply on the possibility that he "may" convert what are you on about ? his current status as a kafir is what makes it forbidden not some future where he may or may not accept islam.
According to you muslim women should consider kafir men for marriage on the basis that they "may" become muslim on some later date. Where in the world did you get this from ?
Also character is part of islam and those who're not muslims lack all those characters associated with islam meaning they engage in actions that islam forbids that are norm to them.
Your views on advocacy for lgbt rights, evidence for god's existence, suitability of kafir men and other issues seems to me that at the very least you've serious issues islamically if you're indeed a muslim and at worst you're masquerading as a muslim. There's something very odd about how you keep on gravitating between islam and secular liberalism.
You’re being deliberately disingenuous here.
If you want to have a conversation, re read what I said again and speak truthfully.
Don’t twist my words to fit your preconceived notion of myself.