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 @8SGC76T from Alabama  disagreed…4yrs4Y

“is get over the”

The LGBTQ isn't playing victim we are victims. As a member of the LGBTQ, I can say that yes a lot of people care who I'm sexually attracted to. I get harassed all the time for being pansexual and nonbinary. We don't force our views on anyone all we ask is to be treated equally to cis and straight people.

 @WhatisaWoman? from Michigan  commented…2yrs2Y

This argument is just like transgenderism: full of lies. First off, every single company, along with the government, and the media, supports you guys. You are the most unvictimized people of all time. Second, you don't force your views on anybody? Have you heard of this little thing called pride month? Where all this rainbow garbage is shoved down our throats, once again by EVERY SINGLE COMPANY, for a whole month? And lastly, you do not want to be treated equally to normal people, because if a man says he is a woman, he expects to be allowed into a bathroom meant for people of the opposite sex. Everyone else is expected to go to the bathroom that is meant for their sex, but "trans" people expect it to be different for them.

  @Renaldo-MoonGreen  from Pennsylvania  disagreed…6mos6MO

Expert Gay Marriage

  1. Transgenderism is no longer the correct term for being trans and is a slur.
  2. Many companies do not support gays, and the government and media definitely do not.
  3. Pride month is a month to remember the struggle the LGBTQ+ community has faced and to celebrate diversity. Women and people of color also have months for the same reason.
  4. So we should force people to use the bathroom of the opposite gender and subject them to extreme discomfort. As a transwoman, it is painful to have to use the men's bathroom. Also many trans people would prefer unisex bathrooms.

  @solo-von-kickpaw  from Utah  commented…5mos5MO

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so lgbtq people get a whole **** ing month while god, martin Luther, gorge Washington, and 1.19 million dead people and 5 million injured people who died protecting this country get 1 **** ING DAY EACH. HOW DARE YOU😡 HOW DARE YOU SAY ANYTHING ABOUT STRUGLE HAVE YOU BEN SHOT AT HAVE YOU EVER SEEN YOUR BEST FREND GET BLOWN TO PECES NOOO YOU HAVENT .STRUGLE HA YOUVE NEVER FELT IT YOU DISGUST ME 😡 MY FATHER DIED IN COMBAT WHILE YOUR ONLY COMBAT IS calling everybody who opposes you homophobic I wish your mother had aborted you you bich and remember if you people start getting to far trump will beat you to oblivion I cant wait

  @solo-von-kickpaw  from Utah  commented…5mos5MO

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but whait i forgot going to the men's restroom if you where born a boy and going to the ladys restroom if you where born a girl is way worse than watching someone die slowly very slowly while you have the choice to leave him behind and live or stay with him and hope you can get out alive

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