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originally posted by: Vroomfondel
a reply to: Boadicea
I see you are clearly in the "ignore it and it will go away" group.
I point out the inequity and that makes me part of the problem, playing in the victim olympics.
Do you say the same of the minorities, non-straight, and non-christians? Or is it ok when they point out the inequity they see?
Allowing one group to celebrate their heritage/belief/choice while denying that right to another is racism. But drawing attention to it is wrong?
SMH
My written record speaks for itself. I have written numerous threads and posts regarding the serious issues involving the LGBTQ, and especially regarding the Trans Activists and Trans Agenda being forced upon us. And I did so with clear, specific legitimate examples of over-reach in their demands.
I sure as hell don't whine and cry like a five-year-old.
You didn't point out "inequity." You propped up and fueled the hate.
I consistently and persistently stand up for the smallest minority: The individual. I don't live in an echo chamber... or the left/right paradigm... or any other self-imposed bubble with whatever label someone wants to slap on it.
Well, you obviously didn't read the OP... too much trouble to actually educate and inform yourself before you start throwing around stupid accusations? Deny ignorance. Here's a clue: "Racism" refers exclusively to race, which is genetic and inherent. It has nothing to do with heritage, beliefs and choices.
Critics say the 'Straight Pride' organizers are white-supremacists whose intent is to bait members of the LGBT community in Boston. 'The organizers of the Straight Pride Parade have long and well-documented ties to white supremacists and anti-immigrant movements,' a protester said to CBS News. 'In general, they are fascists who believe that they are the only acceptable type of being.'
originally posted by: InTheLight
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.
So, are you saying this parade leans politically to the right?
Let me sum this up:
Straight Pride = hate speech and bigotry
Gay Pride = empowerment and acceptance
White Pride = racism and bigotry
Black Pride = empowerment and acceptance
Christian religion = oppression and bigotry
Non-Christian religion = peaceful worship and acceptance
If you are white, straight, or christian is doesn't matter what you do, how you behave, or what you think. You are automatically wrong and there is nothing you can say or do about it.
People like you scare me because you can't get past yourself.
Tell me one thing practical or productive about posting this nonsense? How is it anything more or less than a pity party?
Other people's opinions of you are none of your business. People can think whatever they want about you, me or the lamppost. They can keep it to themselves and/or they can scream it from the rooftops. Doesn't matter.
What matters is when/if that person has power over you and your rights.
All of the above are legitimate causes for concern and warrant discussion and debate.
Whining because the mean people say mean things is just whining.
originally posted by: Ironclad1964
Just wondering.. is it actually a criminal offence to be straight now in the US..?
Judging by the reaction from these fringe leftist groups, I'd wager that they seem to think so..
To be clear, the protesters were not protesting heterosexuality, but the social/political/ideological associations of the parade organizers:
originally posted by: carsforkids
a reply to: Boadicea
To be clear, the protesters were not protesting heterosexuality, but the social/political/ideological associations of the parade organizers:
You mean this wasn't organized to give gay people a chance to thank straight
people for their lives?
originally posted by: Ironclad1964
Just wondering.. is it actually a criminal offence to be straight now in the US..?
Judging by the reaction from these fringe leftist groups, I'd wager that they seem to think so..
originally posted by: MissSmartypants
a reply to: Boadicea
I don't see why I should be proud of being a heterosexual. It's not like it was some great accomplishment that I struggled to achieve. In fact it was completely effortless.
originally posted by: AtomicKangaroo
Seeing a lot of praise for single parents here..... oh wait, my bad, single mothers......
I was a single straight Dad of 2 daughters.
Oh the hell that caused me.