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This behavior is a disgrace. Daniel Lurie has always stood with our LGBTQ+ and trans community and this public shaming at the Trans March is not activism, it’s self-sabotage. You don’t fight for rights by attacking your allies.
Levi’s, the company he’s connected to, has a decades-long history of supporting Pride, funding HIV research, and championing queer rights when it wasn’t trendy, when it was dangerous.
I’m gay. I’m married. I live in San Francisco. And I refuse to let a loud, bitter fringe define my community. Disagree politically if you want but don’t twist someone’s commitment to our cause into a reason to humiliate them. You do not speak for me. You do not speak for most of us.
@darren_stallcup So tired of these recycled conspiracy takes. If you really cared about San Francisco, you’d support solutions instead of spreading blame and fear. The city deserves better than this performative outrage.
Let me be clear: just because I don’t agree with your version of things doesn’t mean I support genocide. That’s ridiculous. I’ve said it before, I care about the innocent people suffering in Gaza. What I don’t believe is that Israel is doing this as some plan to kill everyone, like you say. That’s a serious claim, and things are way more complicated than that.
You chose to be angry and blame one side for everything. I chose to look at the full picture. If that bothers you, maybe the problem isn’t me, maybe you just don’t like hearing anything that challenges your view.