Today we mourn the loss of a true sporting icon, Sir Billy Boston, who has passed away surrounded by his family.
Rugby League’s first knight, a Wigan legend, and "Everybody's Hero," his legacy on and off the field will endure for eternity.
Rest in peace, Sir Billy. 🍒⚪️
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Being gay means that I’m same sex attracted.
It doesn’t mean that I have to support endless alphabets, flags or any of the other woke ideological crap. Nor does it mean I have to go along with the ‘transgender’ nonsense or the destruction of single sex spaces and rights.
We must draw the line between homosexuality and the ‘progressive’ mob because the latter is a cult that makes a mockery of gay rights and doesn’t care about homosexuals if we don’t wish to be a part of it. They see us as commodities to flaunt about how much they care about yet when one of us has our own opinions we are shunned as ‘traitors’.
Gay people are everyday people who happen to be same sex attracted. We are everything from shop assistants to actors. We blend into society. We are not a parade or a costume or a label to be used to virtue signal.
I am an individual. I’m not part of any ‘community’ and I don’t need ‘protection’ or ‘allies’. I’m not a victim but those who claim to speak for us want to keep us as perpetual victims to virtue-signal about.
Gay rights campaigned for equality and we have that. It didn’t campaign for freak show parades, never-ending alphabets, flags, ‘pronouns’ or ‘gender identities’. It campaigned to show that gay people are simply normal people who are a part of society, which we are.
The goodwill from that has been abused by deranged LGBTQIA+++ activists to the detriment of us regular homosexuals who just want to get on with our life in peace by making us look like rejects or freaks- the very same classic homophobic tropes we fought against for years.
The alphabet cult is like the gay Black Lives Matter in the sense that it (1) Sees gay people as perpetual victims (2) Claims to speak for all gay people (3) Calls gay people who speak against it ‘self-hating’ and ‘traitors’. (4) Hypocritically perpetuates the very bigotry it claims to fight in the form of calling gay people who aren’t attracted to ‘trans’ people ‘transphobes’. The very same is true of BLM in regard to black people.
The reason I continue to speak out is that many are struggling to see the difference between gay rights and woke ideology because activists have blurred the line and pushed the boundaries of acceptability so far past ‘equality’ that people are fed up of it all- and I don’t blame them. That’s why I use my voice to say that us normal gay people are fed up of it too.
#LGBWithoutTheTQ
As a lesbian, I no longer recognise myself in Pride at all. What started as a celebration of same-sex love has been completely hijacked by gender identity ideology and queer nonsense.
Pride began as a fight for same-sex attraction, and now it feels like it's been swallowed by gender stuff that has nothing to do with our orientation.
I don't want my sexual orientation mixed up with men in dresses or straight people with weird sexual fetishes. When gay people dare question this, we're suddenly the bad guy in our own movement — met with hate and pushed out. This isn't inclusion. This is the theft of our fight.