@Background Pony #C9F7
Being a meme doesn’t make it on topic for this image, or ok for this site. Please use a report next time, and don’t try to manage other s by yourself.
@Background Pony #C9F7
They were answering that other person’s question. Based on this person’s favorites, they’ve liked Pride related images. So you might wanna avoid jumping the gun and calling names.
@Antonyourknee
You sound extremely pretentious rn won’t lie
Les just appreciate the image up above because it’s beautiful instead of getting bogged down by hamfisted dialogue 👏 👏 👏
@Antonyourknee
Ok, let’s make it specific. Don’t make it illegal to be LGBT. Don’t laws making it illegal to sell beer to LGBT. Don’t make it a criminal offense to wear less than three gender-appropriate articles of clothing.
And then don’t send cops into nightclubs to “crack down” on gays having a beer, or strip searching people to make sure they are wearing at least 3 “gender appropriate” articles of clothing.
Sorry if that’s too “black and white” for you. But that’s specifically what Pride Month is supposed to be reminding people about.
Or, alternatively, if you are NOT specifically talking about Pride Month then why are you talking about that “vague and encoming” subject someplace appropriate for discussing that generalized and vague sociological phenomenon, instead of on an image specifically about Pride Month?
@catalog
Because the world is an increasingly complex place moving in an uncertain direction and study of the past has shown that most social movement fail to achieve what they seek to accomplish, this means a level of tension is always present that can and will be exploited by powerful intrest. Too often a black and white narrative is pushed in social structures that fail to be scrutinized to a full extent allowing them to continue to push said harmful narratives. These concepts are present in all social movements and I feel those social movements that claim to be the most positive (on both left and right)postions are the most vulnerable to these exploitation as too many want to see only what they want to see and ingnore or even defend the worse aspects of movements.
If you feel my comments were vague and encoming “any group of people” it is because I want to detail that this is a universal phenomenon but one that is highly present in our society in many ways.
@Background Pony #1989
Come to think of it, I honestly think I’ve seen that variant of the flag design more than others. Even on here. >>1769952p (deleted)
It’s even the one used on the Wikipedia page.
The original design had a kiss mark on it (for lipstick lesbians specifically) but I guess it was removed to be more inclusive to other lesbians. That being said, there are two other drastically different lesbian pride flags too but they don’t usually see that much use since they don’t really match the other pride flags design wise.
I just had a bit of trouble identifying it in this specific picture because the artist used washed out colors (even the trans pride flag and Dash’s coat colors look different too).
@mjangelvortex
if you’re still wondering there’s been a push to change the lesbian flag because the creator of the one you’re probably used to (this one https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/2079/1035/products/lesbianlgbt_large_1024x1024.jpg?v=1533174689) supposedly turned out to be a piece of shit (I forget exactly what they did but you can look it up I guess, I think they said some racist stuff or something like that), the flag RD is holding is the most widely accepted replacement
Super pretty!
Apparently not. But this picture is pretty.
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Google thotimus prime. Issa meme
They were answering that other person’s question. Based on this person’s favorites, they’ve liked Pride related images. So you might wanna avoid jumping the gun and calling names.
Filter out pride ye thotimus prime
Gay porn good because dick wet
Gay people bad because pride pic is minor inconvenience
So why do gay people make you mad, but yet you fave gay porn?
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You sound extremely pretentious rn won’t lie
Les just appreciate the image up above because it’s beautiful instead of getting bogged down by hamfisted dialogue 👏 👏 👏
Ok, let’s make it specific. Don’t make it illegal to be LGBT. Don’t laws making it illegal to sell beer to LGBT. Don’t make it a criminal offense to wear less than three gender-appropriate articles of clothing.
And then don’t send cops into nightclubs to “crack down” on gays having a beer, or strip searching people to make sure they are wearing at least 3 “gender appropriate” articles of clothing.
Sorry if that’s too “black and white” for you. But that’s specifically what Pride Month is supposed to be reminding people about.
Or, alternatively, if you are NOT specifically talking about Pride Month then why are you talking about that “vague and encoming” subject someplace appropriate for discussing that generalized and vague sociological phenomenon, instead of on an image specifically about Pride Month?
Because the world is an increasingly complex place moving in an uncertain direction and study of the past has shown that most social movement fail to achieve what they seek to accomplish, this means a level of tension is always present that can and will be exploited by powerful intrest. Too often a black and white narrative is pushed in social structures that fail to be scrutinized to a full extent allowing them to continue to push said harmful narratives. These concepts are present in all social movements and I feel those social movements that claim to be the most positive (on both left and right)postions are the most vulnerable to these exploitation as too many want to see only what they want to see and ingnore or even defend the worse aspects of movements.
If you feel my comments were vague and encoming “any group of people” it is because I want to detail that this is a universal phenomenon but one that is highly present in our society in many ways.
Edited
Why are you making vague assertions that can apply to any group of people?
I’d say I’m surprised that you like lesbian porn even though you make massive fusses at SFW LGBT art (like this picture), but I’d be lying.
I use filters with gay porn KEK
I always see you complaining on LGBT stuff. Use your filters.
It kinda does now that you mention it.
Maybe it’s just me, but the straight ally flag looks like an old album cover X)
@Background Pony #076A
Agreed.
I agree. It’s a very cute picture.
@Background Pony #1989
Come to think of it, I honestly think I’ve seen that variant of the flag design more than others. Even on here.
>>1769952p (deleted)
It’s even the one used on the Wikipedia page.
The original design had a kiss mark on it (for lipstick lesbians specifically) but I guess it was removed to be more inclusive to other lesbians. That being said, there are two other drastically different lesbian pride flags too but they don’t usually see that much use since they don’t really match the other pride flags design wise.
I just had a bit of trouble identifying it in this specific picture because the artist used washed out colors (even the trans pride flag and Dash’s coat colors look different too).
Edited
if you’re still wondering there’s been a push to change the lesbian flag because the creator of the one you’re probably used to (this one https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/2079/1035/products/lesbianlgbt_large_1024x1024.jpg?v=1533174689) supposedly turned out to be a piece of shit (I forget exactly what they did but you can look it up I guess, I think they said some racist stuff or something like that), the flag RD is holding is the most widely accepted replacement
I’m sure you are.