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Originally Posted by RichieRich
two things you mentioned:
1. Vilified
2. ... thrown in face... people just living and doing their thing...
My point was there's a spectrum of support for LGB...*, and a similar spectrum against. My perception/observation is that if an outward expression of support isn't made (by some) then some others choose to take that as hate or anti. And that's not fair nor truthful for most. Everyone everywhere should be able to just live and do their thing and not be judged.
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That’s very vague language.
I think the question was more about how are you being vilified for not outwardly expressing support, and your answer sounds more like you think you might get vilified, but you’re not sure, cause reasons.
The average person on the street is not being vilified, or condemned on social media, for not wearing a rainbow or going to pride events, so the perception or fear that you would seems really misguided and not really based in reality.