Do you support the LGTBQ community?

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My brother is gay married and all!
They feel they don't need to be part of a community... They just feel part of the world and never go on marches and have anything to prove..

wilderflower · F

@Dusty101 Best Answer.

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Dusty101 · F

@Stereoguy I think it was very much needed back in the early 90s when Ireland was completely backwards about the whole thing...
But now it's very much accepted and not so much in small parts of Ireland... But it's done now...
Its like they're flogging a dead horse constantly marching around wearing tshirts and carrying placards!
I'm quoting this from my brothers remarks!
Nothing more to prove!

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Dusty101 · F

@Stereoguy I had no idea that went on!
OMG!

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SW-User

@Stereoguy that's insidious

Dusty101 · F

@Stereoguy definitely wrong...
So wrong...
I'm outraged by that!
That isn't right..
I can't understand that there's such consequences for children if they don't comply!
I thought it was a peaceful loving community...
Its hypocritical to have those consequences! I'm appalled!

bijouxbroussard · F

@Dusty101 He is very fortunate. But that’s not the case everywhere in the world. Some people march for those who can’t and who [b]do[/b] still have something to prove.

Dusty101 · F

@bijouxbroussard I understand that too!
I think it just gets a bit to overwhelming for him.