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Published: 2006-12-21 15:35:33 +0000 UTC; Views: 129248; Favourites: 11498; Downloads: 1880
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a b o u t:A huge thanks to all of you who have commented and
ed this! I am honored by the response I've gotten on this!! Thanks to =GibbyGibson , and her tutorial. [link]
This deviation is not meant to be offensive to anyone, and the fact that it says "straight artists" is explained below.
Where I live, people are narrow minded. If you support the fight for gay rights, that synonymous with being gay. That's just the way things work here, as I have noticed during the promotion of my neverending quest for total equality of all people. (...No matter skin-colour, sexual orientation, religion... I guess you've heard it all before. I guess I could call myself an idealist.) I think that conscious opinions and awareness is just like a cold; contagious.
Thing is; the people I've talked with that support the fight for gay rights have really thought it all through, can provide reasons for their opinions and... Well. I have yet to meet a person that supports gay rights "...Just 'cause." Even though it makes more sense (in my opinion) to support a group of people for no obvious reason than to be against them. That might just be my forced-positive-attitude talking, but think about it?
After spending two hours in a discussion-class where I was the only one supporting the rights of homosexuals, (One tiny-teenage girl against 26 raging, narrow minded monster-kids. Imagine.) almost laughing out loud when hearing their arguments, I think it's tragic that so many people dislike/hate/even-worse gay human beings without even being able to explain why.
The purpose of this stamp is simply to say that you don't have to be black to be against discrimination of the black people, you don't have to be Jewish to disapprove of Hitler, and you do certainly not have to be gay to support gay rights.
I know bringing Hitler up is a cheap trick, please excuse my desperation. I just really care for this matter.
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Ok, I'm all for gay rights, we're all humans, but what rights are any of you guys not getting? Lmk, I'm interested.
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That's great, thank you. I forgot about the fact that I live in America and we don't *legally* discriminate against lgbt. I think it's horrible what's going on in other countries, we're all people and regardless of what others think we cannot let it become murder. I have to be honest with you, I'm a Catholic, I don't support everything that happens in the lgbt communities and that's ok, I still respect you as a human being you just have some differences. But I'd like you to know that president Trump has shown his love and respect to the lgbt community! I actually have a video you can watch of him supporting them. Just a thought before you watch it, it does have him holding the flag upside down, but I think it was just an accident, but that's for you to decide.
youtu.be/NAOcfy5J2qw
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Ok, I can see we have some problems then. Which rights has he taken away from the community? He hasn't given more rights, I know that, but he also hasn't taken *any that I know of.* If you could show me some things he's said that he's taken action on with lgbt and losing rights, I'd be interested to hear, I'm always open minded.
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Ig I'm saying it was justified
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Haha, thank you for the cake!
So I read all the ones for 2020 and found most of them are about transgender people. This is an interesting topic, I think it should be paid much attention to! I don't support anything saying students with "strange" sexual orientation should be losing privileges, we all deserve them. But here's my problem: transgender men (I'm sorry, I'm not sure if transgender men means man to woman) are still going to be much more muscular, I'm sure your aware of what I'm about to say. Men typically produce more testosterone which helps the increase of muscle growth greatly. Women have a significantly lower rate of production for that hormone so they don't get as strong as easily and can't maintain strength as well as a man could. So when you have a transgender man, he still has those hormones making him stronger and faster than all they other players. Thus, when they play a game with other girls, they naturally move faster and usually have more shove.
I actually have an example of this: my friends soccer team had a trans kid on the girls team and they were much faster than the other girls. All the girls thought it didn't matter much, but when they got into a game against another school they wiped the floor. The only goals were from the trans kid bc he was faster, stronger, and bigger than all the other girls.
I forgot to mention that most of the new rules I saw were concerning trans people in schools and sports.
I'm liking this conversation very much, I haven't had a conversation with someone who can give their facts, support them, and understand that we think different. You're very good at this! Dialogue is great and we miss it a lot of it through ignorance. *cough cough* trump intterupting..
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I've had this stamp on my profile for a long time now, after all I'm a straight male that supports LGBT rights, I've got family members that are gay and a lot of my friends are bisexual.
So to not give LGBT people the same rights as straight people is bloody stupid and wrong in my eyes. So thank you for making this stamp!
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I support gay/lesbian rights, even though I am straight. I also support trans rights and bisexual rights
Go ahead, flame me for being an LGBTQ ally. I FUCKING DARE YOU.
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Like, what's so wrong with supporting your friends, even if they have a sexual orientation that's different from yours?
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Yeah! I agree
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That's exactly my point.
My point is to not bully someone for something they are. In fact, if they don't have anything nice to say, then it's best not to say anything at all.
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I'm a straight person and literally six of my ten friends are gay.Β I know they're amazing people and deserve the same rights as everyone else, and shouldn't be denied services and should be allowed to marry.Β It's stupid to not let a person have basic human rights because of their sexuality.
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