Bonzi
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- May 17, 2015
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It is one thing to stand together. It is another to flaunt it through attire, or lack thereof. I honestly believe that many would be more accepting of lgbt's if it weren't for parade attire and behavior such as this occurring-
Celebrating pride isn't about advertising your group, it's about showing others in that group they're not alone. With straights, they are obviously not alone, marginalized or arbitrarily oppressed.
How is this any different from plastering yourself with tattoos and piercings?
This is a temporary thing also, it's a way for them to say "You are not going to put us in a closet anymore". They feel they have a right to live as they want and do as they want in the Land Of The Free.