As a gay person, and on behalf of many other gay people:
These people don't reflect my values.
I don't think people should dress like this, and certainly not in public.
Truth be told, I think it's weird and off-putting and belongs in your own home, if even there.
The reasons we see less acceptance of LGB people is because of Spicy 🌶️ Straights, Furries, BDSM, Drag Queens and Trainsies play role acting their kinks and fetishes out in public.
This is not what Gay Pride was ever meant to be. This isn’t Pride. It’s Kinkfest….
Before it’s scrubbed from the internet here’s Anthony Albanese at a Labor function, with one of his favourite performers Pauline Pantsdown
The trans performer called @PaulineHansonOz :
- A SL^T
- A Racist
- A Homosexual
- Said Pauline had a^nal sex with the Ku Klux Klan
- And was “not human”
The sexual harassment and public humiliation was sustained for years. It got so extreme that Pauline was forced to take legal action
In the court documents Pauline explains she’d be referred to as a “potato” and by that Pauline Pantsdown was slurring her with a term understood to be associated “a male engaged in sexual acts with another male, who has had the genitalia of the other male voluntarily entered his anal passage”
The left are so disgusting. They’re misogynistic and treat women horribly. Seriously, this is shameful. Just think of Pauline’s children and family being humiliated too like this - for years
To think the actual Prime Minister of Australia socialized with someone behaving like this, I’m lost for words
During Pride Month, I’d like to acknowledge all of the ordinary gay people who simply want to be left alone to live their lives, and who refuse to participate in a corporatized kink fest.
This video is an important reminder of why gay men need to speak up for lesbians today.
They’ve taken the brunt of the most aggressive and hostile battles around gender ideology.
In Australia, these men are legally considered women, and women are not allowed to exclude them from anything — not bathrooms, not changing rooms, not social functions — not even an app created as a safe space for women.
In Australia, you see, there are no safe spaces for women.