Author Topic: [Social Media] Twitter uproar over "symbolic" LGBT photo  (Read 10684 times)

While I'm sorry that's happened, the answer to it isn't to sink to their level like leisure has been doing. It debases everything he and people like him have to say.
The only reason one person would delegitimize an entire half of the political spectrum in your eyes is because you would rather find a justification for your dislike of the left than consider the beliefs of people you have been socialized to disagree with.

While I'm sorry that's happened, the answer to it isn't to sink to their level like leisure has been doing. It debases everything he and people like him have to say.
As I'm sure he's said a thousand times he doesn't owe anyone respect if they don't give it to him. That's an unrealistic expectation to have of people. It's not crazy to be disrespectful of people who default to disrespecting people.


i think it was pretty clear seeing its clearly a world war 2 photo

Imagine likening putting richards in each other's asses to World War 2

LGBTQ victim mentality never fails to amuse

comparing getting gunned down by suicidal zealots to getting called a friend and getting denied wedding cakes is unbelievably loving arrogant

cause this whole pride stuff is stupid, just living your life as normal without shoving your loveuality in peoples faces would help gain peoples respect more than a massive parade with loads of half naked men
actualy not realy lol......... even if it's all in private you still can't handle it. there were laws against it in the US until like 14 years ago, and technically there still are (just unenforceable). so obviously nothing's gonna help you get over it. might as well have fun

holy stuff 14 years !?

This is pretty awful and disrespectful.

This is pretty awful and disrespectful.
yeah what if someones kids saw this

they shouldn't make an lgbt photo that's literally just a symbolic wwii photo. unoriginal and ridiculous in my opinion

holy stuff 14 years !?
not even sure what that's supposed to mean

brown town is gay if two guys do it

I think the issue here is that everyone is getting upset that the latter image is supposedly comparing itself to the former. I believe it's more of a reference to the original symbolic image rather than saying "Our struggles were just as bad"

Long story short, y'all are thinking about it way too hard.

I think the issue here is that everyone is getting upset that the latter image is supposedly comparing itself to the former. I believe it's more of a reference to the original symbolic image rather than saying "Our struggles were just as bad"
this is my view on it

I think the issue here is that everyone is getting upset that the latter image is supposedly comparing itself to the former. I believe it's more of a reference to the original symbolic image rather than saying "Our struggles were just as bad"
and to add to that its just hard to tell considering how political lgbt has become