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Old 12-03-2023, 08:04 PM   #54
craigwd
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I don’t follow or pretend to fully understand the backlash. I guess one of the biggest things out there seems to be trans swimmers swimming against women.

I don’t know, I have friends and relatives with different sexual orientations than mine, I don’t see it as a big deal at all. In fact, sexual orientation isn’t something that we talk to each other about, just doesn’t come up in conversations (not that I would care if it did).

But definitely too much energy is being put I to anti-LGBT+. Like who really cares what people do with their personal time? To me, they are the same person they were before they came out. With that being said, I don’t think that I know anyone who is trans. Different story there, if they want to use a different pronoun or name, just call them by there preferred pronoun and name, doesn’t seem like it has to be difficult.

Anyways, I wish that threads like this didn’t have to exist, but clearly they do.
Exactly.

For example at school:
Teacher: Is _______ here?
Student: It's _______
Teacher: Cool. *marks attendence*

Simple as that. Kids have been doing it for generations. It shouldn't be a big deal now.

What I truly don't understand is that I would say the majority of intolerant people seem to be my age (that is parents and people in their 40s+).

So they grew up in the same era I did - the 80s and 90s. An era of Degrassi, Much Music, and countless after school specials. These are all shows that promote tolerance and acceptance, usually where a bully realizes his mistake and changes his ways.

So I guess these people either a) Cheered for the bully back then or b) used to be tolerant of others and then decided that wasn't for them anymore?????
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