@DailySnuggles @BWILL42383 There are several days for the military and for our country
Veterans day
Memorial day
4th of july
I mean no disrespect to those men and women who served and died for our countries freedom
There are Veterans and people who are in the military now are LGBTQ
@tweetin_pakshi@BWILL42383 I didn't say anything about Islam
I just said ignorant people....not just terrorists who are Islamic(I know most Islam's are peaceful) but also racists/sexist/homophobic people who live in the southern United States who are republican
@miedematim1@BWILL42383 LGBTQ should be normalized
But instead of that
People are still afraid to come out and they dont know who they can trust
I'm Bisexual....never been to a pride month event
I just recently came out to my parents and my sister during the past year
@OrwellNGoode England colonized the United States
Both countries speak English
For England....it sounds British
For the United States....there are inflections/accents across the country like the Boston accent for the New England states like Massachusetts,Connecticut,and Rhode Island
@tweetin_pakshi@BWILL42383 Ignorant people who want to do harm on them or wish them harm
Ignorant people who beat up or kill lgbtq people or wish that they would kill themselves
@miedematim1@BWILL42383 Some lgbtq people are scared and afraid to be who they are
Some of them are scared to come out to their relatives with a fear of rejection
@Brianwi81677636 @candicejo86@BWILL42383 Look at the statistics of how many LGBTQ people are attacked and killed
Do you remember the massacre at Pulse night club in Orlando?
@Caryn_00@BWILL42383 Listen
LGBTQ people are not perverts
98% or 99%of them are trying to live their lives in peace
I know the other 1% or 2% give the lgbtq community a bad name
@MikeKon00166475@BWILL42383 Because they are afraid for their lives
Afraid to be who they really are without being judged by straight hetero people
And afraid for their lives whenever they go out and try to be themselves....they get attacked and killed for being who they are