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>It's not like these people have big enough numbers 4.5% of 301 million is about 13.5 million - and that's just people who would self-identify as LGBT in spite
by romwell 7y ago
>It's not like these people have big enough numbers
4.5% of 301 million is about 13.5 million - and that's just people who would self-identify as LGBT in spite of it still being a problematic thing to admit to (we even have a word for it: coming out).
Elections are decided by much, much, much smaller numbers than that.
(In comparison: that's more than the entire population of Pennsylvania).
PS: I certainly would be uncomfortable identifying as a Jew in an environment where people merely "don't mind all the jews and hebrews, but do wonder what's up with all the stuff". Just put in that framework to see what's wrong with your question.