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This seems more reasonable than most other countries where LGBT advocacy / propaganda / public exposure and circus draws negative opinions and more discriminati
by M95D 1y ago
This seems more reasonable than most other countries where LGBT advocacy / propaganda / public exposure and circus draws negative opinions and more discrimination and aggression.
- wahnfrieden 1y agoHe is saying that LGBT advocacy/public exposure (what LGBT "propaganda" have you seen?) results in caging. Isn't that worse? How is caging better than negative opinions?
- M95D 1y agoWhat caging? He didn't say anything about any caging. Did you reply to the correct comment?
- wahnfrieden 1y ago> the government never officially acknowledges them and doesn’t allow public advocacy Do you think this is a polite suggestion from the government?
- M95D 1y agoI wouldn't call any police action "polite", but the worst I remember reading about was a 24h detention of a crossdresser that was caught on security cameras by building administration while doing self-bondage videos. The security camera feeds were shared live with the other residents until the police arrived. That person described the policemen as "polite" in the uploaded video. I trust it more than other internet posts, as it's a first-hand description. It also mostly matches what @yanhangyhy wrote here.