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When we do a thing, we are celebrating diversity and communicating pride in our identity to the community and so on... but if they do it, they're attacking us a
by h2odragon 4y ago
When we do a thing, we are celebrating diversity and communicating pride in our identity to the community and so on... but if they do it, they're attacking us and fomenting hatred cuz they're white supremacists.
why should society treat a "gay pride march" any differently than a "race pride march"? come to that why should the race pride march be treated differently according to what race they're catering to? If we're tolerating identity politics shouldn't we be equally open to all identities?
- rbanffy 4y ago> why should society treat a "gay pride march" any differently than a "race pride march"? Wake me up when gay people start advocating for "straight cure" or claim gay people are inherently superior and start chanting "they will not replace us". Most societies are open to all identities. It's the wish to suppress others that we need to watch out for.
- ipspam 4y ago
- suture 4y agoIf we're tolerating identity politics shouldn't we be equally open to all identities? Connotations and history matters. There is not a history of oppressing white people in the United States. A white pride festival has a very different connotation than a gay pride festival. People who feel attacked by the existence of a gay pride festival should look inward and read some history.