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Topic	Survey Shows Decline in LGBTQ Acceptance Among Young Americans
Darmik 06/25/19 12:27:16 AM #234:	Squall28 posted... The Admiral posted... Nanoman posted... It's not just that stuff like this happens, it's that numerous people, including this woman herself, think that behavior was justified. I remember the original topic on CE, and a large number of the people in that thread thought this woman was in the right. Seeing people defend violent behavior over incorrect pronouns doesn't garner sympathy or support for the T part of the acronym. You don't have to look very far. We got an active topic now. https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/boards/400-current-events/77816538 yeah the guy was a total jerk for doing that, but pushing the guy off-stage where he could've gotten seriously injured is overkill. And look at the response I got when I said we should win people over with reason. "wIn tHeM oVeR wItH deBaTe". The left has fallen very far from "when they go low, we go high." Just want to make sure I'm following your logic. So if someone interrupts a performance by jumping on the stage and being disruptive that singer should stop what they're doing and win them over with...a debate? And if LGBTQ singers do this people won't care that their doctor is gay? But yet I don't think this sort of criteria applies to almost anyone else who tried to crash the stage of a performer. The guy wasn't even shoved hard. He was pushed with one hand and his ass fell off the stage. Probably because he was drunk. --- Kind Regards, Darmik <cite>Darmik posted [p:923805671] in Survey Sho... [t:77815959]...</cite> <quote><cite>Squall28 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>The Admiral posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Nanoman posted...</cite> It's not just that stuff like this happens, it's that numerous people, including this woman herself, think that behavior was justified. I remember the original topic on CE, and a large number of the people in that thread thought this woman was in the right. Seeing people defend violent behavior over incorrect pronouns doesn't garner sympathy or support for the T part of the acronym.</quote> You don't have to look very far. We got an active topic now. https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/boards/400-current-events/77816538 yeah the guy was a total jerk for doing that, but pushing the guy off-stage where he could've gotten seriously injured is overkill. And look at the response I got when I said we should win people over with reason. "wIn tHeM oVeR wItH deBaTe". The left has fallen very far from "when they go low, we go high."</quote> Just want to make sure I'm following your logic. So if someone interrupts a performance by jumping on the stage and being disruptive that singer should stop what they're doing and win them over with...a debate? And if LGBTQ singers do this people won't care that their doctor is gay? But yet I don't think this sort of criteria applies to almost anyone else who tried to crash the stage of a performer. The guy wasn't even shoved hard. He was pushed with one hand and his ass fell off the stage. Probably because he was drunk. --- Kind Regards, Darmik</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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