Pride for me…
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To boycott BMW, just don’t buy BMW products.
To boycott Cisco, don’t use teh Internet.
To boycott Bethesda, don’t use Bethesda services.
To boycott BP, don’t buy BP oil/petroleum/diesel.
To boycott Visa, don’t use Visa cards.- And 5. are harder, all the others are easy.
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You know, I heard a gay guy on a radio talk show this morning. He said he had been at the forefront of many gay rights issues...Housing rights, marriage rights, etc.. But he didn't like this Pride Month stuff. And he really didn't like the linkage between transgendered and gays, within the Pride Movement.
His point? He didn't want to be thought of as special. He just wanted people to think of him as like everybody else...
“Cry havoc and let slip the DOGE of war!”
Those who cheered as J-6 American prisoners were locked in solitary for 18 months without trial, now suddenly fight tooth and nail for foreign terrorists’ "due process". — Buck Sexton
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To boycott BMW, just don’t buy BMW products.
To boycott Cisco, don’t use teh Internet.
To boycott Bethesda, don’t use Bethesda services.
To boycott BP, don’t buy BP oil/petroleum/diesel.
To boycott Visa, don’t use Visa cards.- And 5. are harder, all the others are easy.
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You know, I heard a gay guy on a radio talk show this morning. He said he had been at the forefront of many gay rights issues...Housing rights, marriage rights, etc.. But he didn't like this Pride Month stuff. And he really didn't like the linkage between transgendered and gays, within the Pride Movement.
His point? He didn't want to be thought of as special. He just wanted people to think of him as like everybody else...
@Jolly said in Pride for me…:
You know, I heard a gay guy on a radio talk show this morning. He said he had been at the forefront of many gay rights issues...Housing rights, marriage rights, etc.. But he didn't like this Pride Month stuff. And he really didn't like the linkage between transgendered and gays, within the Pride Movement.
His point? He didn't want to be thought of as special. He just wanted people to think of him as like everybody else...
That's actually a healthy approach.
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You know, I heard a gay guy on a radio talk show this morning. He said he had been at the forefront of many gay rights issues...Housing rights, marriage rights, etc.. But he didn't like this Pride Month stuff. And he really didn't like the linkage between transgendered and gays, within the Pride Movement.
His point? He didn't want to be thought of as special. He just wanted people to think of him as like everybody else...
@Jolly said in Pride for me…:
You know, I heard a gay guy on a radio talk show this morning. He said he had been at the forefront of many gay rights issues...Housing rights, marriage rights, etc.. But he didn't like this Pride Month stuff. And he really didn't like the linkage between transgendered and gays, within the Pride Movement.
His point? He didn't want to be thought of as special. He just wanted people to think of him as like everybody else...
Lots of gay and transgender folks in the nerd community. Tons. Most of them that I know stopped doing pride stuff years ago for that reason, and also because they thought it was just getting ridiculous.
