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originally posted by: InTheLight
originally posted by: Boadicea
a reply to: InTheLight
So are they indeed white supremacists parading under the guise of 'straight'?
They? Are we misgendering???
No "they." Sure, some probably were... I assume so. But certainly not all. You must have missed this in the OP:
Walking among the 'Straight Pride' supporters were a sprinkling of white LGBTQIA members. A trans woman was even pictured walking with a Trump sign that she decorated with the trans flag.
Christen Greczowski held up the flag signed by transgender people who have left the Democratic Party....
The marshal of the 'Straight Pride' rally was Milo Yiannopoulos, a prominent and provocative member of the far-right movement in the U.S. who has been banned from several social media sites. He also happens to be gay.
LGBTQ Trump fans turn out to support 'Straight Pride' parade as marchers face off with hundreds of counter-protesters amid a huge police presence in Boston
Why would the 'straight'(?) parade organizers allow a non-straight person to parade with them?
To me it feels like all the fuss does them more harm than good.
originally posted by: CriticalStinker
a reply to: Gothmog
I think posting bail for someone is a big form of assistance, and like you point out can come with a little bit of liability down the road. Posting bail for someone is like cosigning a loan.
Either way, that's an interesting move for a young politician just starting her career. I think there are better causes for her that wouldn't provide negative optics like this one.
Stay at home dads is a risky idea... Short term, more shenanigans would be had when mom is away at work.
originally posted by: ketsuko
originally posted by: InTheLight
originally posted by: Boadicea
a reply to: InTheLight
So are they indeed white supremacists parading under the guise of 'straight'?
They? Are we misgendering???
No "they." Sure, some probably were... I assume so. But certainly not all. You must have missed this in the OP:
Walking among the 'Straight Pride' supporters were a sprinkling of white LGBTQIA members. A trans woman was even pictured walking with a Trump sign that she decorated with the trans flag.
Christen Greczowski held up the flag signed by transgender people who have left the Democratic Party....
The marshal of the 'Straight Pride' rally was Milo Yiannopoulos, a prominent and provocative member of the far-right movement in the U.S. who has been banned from several social media sites. He also happens to be gay.
LGBTQ Trump fans turn out to support 'Straight Pride' parade as marchers face off with hundreds of counter-protesters amid a huge police presence in Boston
Why would the 'straight'(?) parade organizers allow a non-straight person to parade with them?
I know that kind of inclusion is anathema to you guys on the left, but tolerance really does exist in the world.
originally posted by: Xcalibur254
a reply to: Bluntone22
To me it feels like all the fuss does them more harm than good.
Really? Because since "making a fuss" the APA has stopped considering homosexuality as a mental disorder, their very being is no longer considered illegal, they can get married, the majority of the population actually accepts homosexuality, etc.
Please tell me how things have gotten worse for them by drawing attention to their existence.
originally posted by: Xcalibur254
Funny how we don't have any threads discussing the Nazi presence at Gay Pride parades or the beatings that have occurred after said events.
Instead let's focus on the people that opposed a parade backed by white supremacists.
originally posted by: Boadicea
originally posted by: Xcalibur254
Funny how we don't have any threads discussing the Nazi presence at Gay Pride parades or the beatings that have occurred after said events.
You are, of course, welcome to make that thread.
But I'm pretty sure the only ones who would condone the Nazis would be fellow Nazis.
Instead let's focus on the people that opposed a parade backed by white supremacists.
You can, of course, start such a thread as well.
But that's not this thread. I addressed the entire event, start to finish (and beyond), from every angle possible.
originally posted by: ketsuko
a reply to: InTheLight
And for the left, it only exists if you think exactly like they do.
So basically, none of those people who were *gasp* not straight and white that marched that you noticed would be allowed in any leftist event.
originally posted by: JAGStorm
a reply to: Boadicea
Can I just say this... Remember when Parades were something fun that everyone enjoyed. There was no political statement.
It was just bands, floats and happy people...
Now it's always a statement, and always a counter statement...
originally posted by: and14263
a reply to: Boadicea
Very good point, I no way look down on single mothers and relationships which have broken apart for genuine reason.
The thread about fathers leaving children, was it similar to one on Reddit recently which stated 'men can leave children if after years the find out they aren't theirs?' Wouldn't surprise me, this place is a Reddit cut and paste playground.
I think that stinks, it's selfish, any man who thinks like that isn't a man, they're a mouse.