I'm technically an LGBT, so I know what I'm saying here:
What's left of the former gay community has been entirely controlled by pedophiles for at least a decade. There is a much higher incidence of pedophilia among gays anyway, and they have welcomed in straight pedophiles with the "queer umbrella."
They openly advertise to kids, seek out contact with kids, take advantage of loneliness and fear in kids who are starting to show signs of being gay. Most normal gay people have little contact with the community these days.
Wait a second. Sexuality and gender identity is a spectrum, right?
If so, then I'm also technically LGBT. I mean I'm on the part of the spectrum where the needle has pushed so far over into the Straight part that I'm Super Straight. Time to exploit my marginalised status!
Seriously, though, it is sad to see what has happened to the old school GLB community. Seeing the horror that a lot had to fight through in the 70s-90s for even just basic acceptance and it's all being undone by socially woke 'tards. Even some greybears (hahaha, I mean greybeards) have come out to say that the current community doesn't reflect or represent anything like what they fought for across the 70s, and back then a Tranny was a Transvestite.
I'm a B, so I get constantly challenged by lesbians about whether I belong in any particular gay group. It is definitely taboo for me to criticize the community. The gay community is wall to wall
unspoken taboos in addition to being overrun by pedophiles.
I think the 2008 recession destroyed the gay community and it never recovered. The backbone of the community was always small businesses where gay people were welcomed and could meet and socialize. The passage of gay marriage laws and the introduction of dating apps has moved people further and further apart as well.
It's an oppressive, controlling leftist cult now.
Edit: Forgot to add, my supersexual brother, I accept and embrace you. Thank you for showing the world how brave you are! Your sexuality is your super power! Don't let the superphobes take their latent self-hatred out on you. They're jealous.
A sense of humour goes a long way, and it's good to see we get the LGBT with their heads on right.
I'll be honest, as I don't have a lot to do with the LGBT community, I don't know when a lot of these trend changes happened. I probably know and interact and socialise with a lot of LGBT people but, since they don't make it a defining part of who they are, I wouldn't know if they didn't tell me. I do find it really sad, though, that bisexual people seem to get the rough end of the stick even within the LGBT community.
It's like straight people have been forced to accept that same-sex attraction is okay, but within the same-sex communities, the idea of bi-sexual attraction is verboten.
I have had a bit to do with some disabled groups and there is a world of hidden hate and bigotry within them - it seems that we as people will do anything to create and enforce a difference between each other. Until I was exposed to it, I didn't realise that there WAS a difference between being born with a disability and acquiring it post-birth. But, within those communities, it is a big thing
I'm technically an LGBT, so I know what I'm saying here:
What's left of the former gay community has been entirely controlled by pedophiles for at least a decade. There is a much higher incidence of pedophilia among gays anyway, and they have welcomed in straight pedophiles with the "queer umbrella."
They openly advertise to kids, seek out contact with kids, take advantage of loneliness and fear in kids who are starting to show signs of being gay. Most normal gay people have little contact with the community these days.
Wait a second. Sexuality and gender identity is a spectrum, right?
If so, then I'm also technically LGBT. I mean I'm on the part of the spectrum where the needle has pushed so far over into the Straight part that I'm Super Straight. Time to exploit my marginalised status!
Seriously, though, it is sad to see what has happened to the old school GLB community. Seeing the horror that a lot had to fight through in the 70s-90s for even just basic acceptance and it's all being undone by socially woke 'tards. Even some greybears (hahaha, I mean greybeards) have come out to say that the current community doesn't reflect or represent anything like what they fought for across the 70s, and back then a Tranny was a Transvestite.
I'm a B, so I get constantly challenged by lesbians about whether I belong in any particular gay group. It is definitely taboo for me to criticize the community. The gay community is wall to wall unspoken taboos in addition to being overrun by pedophiles.
I think the 2008 recession destroyed the gay community and it never recovered. The backbone of the community was always small businesses where gay people were welcomed and could meet and socialize. The passage of gay marriage laws and the introduction of dating apps has moved people further and further apart as well.
It's an oppressive, controlling leftist cult now.
Edit: Forgot to add, my supersexual brother, I accept and embrace you. Thank you for showing the world how brave you are! Your sexuality is your super power! Don't let the superphobes take their latent self-hatred out on you. They're jealous.
A sense of humour goes a long way, and it's good to see we get the LGBT with their heads on right.
I'll be honest, as I don't have a lot to do with the LGBT community, I don't know when a lot of these trend changes happened. I probably know and interact and socialise with a lot of LGBT people but, since they don't make it a defining part of who they are, I wouldn't know if they didn't tell me. I do find it really sad, though, that bisexual people seem to get the rough end of the stick even within the LGBT community.
It's like straight people have been forced to accept that same-sex attraction is okay, but within the same-sex communities, the idea of bi-sexual attraction is verboten.
I have had a bit to do with some disabled groups and there is a world of hidden hate and bigotry within them - it seems that we as people will do anything to create and enforce a difference between each other. Until I was exposed to it, I didn't realise that there WAS a difference between being born with a disability and acquiring it post-birth. But, within those communities, it is a big thing