The Gay Pride Month Thread

Lazuli Waves said:
I was a child in the 80s and 90s. I wasn't sheltered or raised in an intensely religious way. I didn't know that homosexuality existed for most of my childhood.

I wrote about this elsewhere on the thread, and someone pointed out that homosexuality did have a presence in media, but you wouldn't encounter it unless you wanted to. I do remember seeing a gay character on an MTV show when I was in middle school, but other characters discussed being against it. It was presented differently than it would be today. I remember not understanding it. I didn't know anyone openly gay and I never thought about it.

Media in general was very limited. Most people didn't have cable like MTV, or the Internet. You really just had a few channels to watch, a few radio stations, and a few movies you'd see each year. The internet was starting to be in people's homes, but it was a very basic version.
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Child of 70s/80s here.

The pushing of Homosexuality and transgenderism was in prime time tv in the late 70s for sure. And we only had 3 channels so if you watched whatever was popular you were exposed

This show was a massive hit in the late 70s. Here we have a sophisticated jewey looking homo having to deal with the ignorant redneck Texan.



The viewer must think, am I a dumb redneck Texan who doesn't get homosexuality? So I want to be on that side?

When you see a show that features characters being "against" homos, such as mentioned re MTV it will always be a character the viewer will want to distance himself from.
 
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My goal this month is to not buy anything from big corporations.

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We should pledge to not support any business with this crap displayed anywhere for the month of June.

Many people here probably already try not to eat goyslop, but I have a pretty big iced coffee habit and like to grab a burger here and there when I'm out on the road. I won't be spending one red cent this month. I'll make my iced coffee at home. I'll prepare lunches and snacks ahead of time.
 
mountainaire said:
My goal this month is to not buy anything from big corporations.

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We should pledge to not support any business with this crap displayed anywhere for the month of June.

Many people here probably already try not to eat goyslop, but I have a pretty big iced coffee habit and like to grab a burger here and there when I'm out on the road. I won't be spending one red cent this month. I'll make my iced coffee at home. I'll prepare lunches and snacks ahead of time.
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@Roosh has talked about this before, but in the Northern Virginia area, the main grocery store chain, Giant, "proudly supports Pride Month."

I'm going to try very hard to support no businesses that push this. However in America that's nearly impossible for many people. Some freedom we have here.
 
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Cynllo said:
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I didn't realize I had started this thread. And when I did, I said this:

fokm said:
I commented to my wife and teenage daughter that our dead soldiers got one day recently, Memorial Day, but gay pride gets one month?
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People are waking up. I've never been very politically active and it's nice to see ideas I had years ago making their way out there.

I'm posting this as a White pill to myself. People are getting sick of it.
 
Just in time for Pride Month. Japan will now be legalizing Sodomite "marriage".
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infowarrior1 said:
Just in time for Pride Month. Japan will now be legalizing Sodomite "marriage".
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Just like in the US, the Japanese people are overwhelmingly against this and it doesn't matter.
 
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