@andergarcia That's a much better response than the one that happened in the UK a few/several years ago. It was mostly ignored because a gang of muslims killed a gay man.

@zeitgeist Good for her! She really had a rough go post drag race

@lololulu19 Yeah, lots of people have been on the notes. Of course, the Queen is always on the notes as well. [image: 1624591378823-new-50-note-alan-turing-banknote-celebrates-his-achievements-and-the-values-he-simbolises-resized.jpg]

@flozen When I was a kid, little boys would often say "my dad is gonna beat up YOUR dad!" Now they say "My dads are gonna beat up your moms!"

that's sad

@andergarcia Just as China intended. Funny how this pandemic only benefits China, anti-LGBTQ, ends trade war, undoubtedly costed Trump the election, hitting India the hardest out of everyone, and prevented Trump from further building an alliance with North Korea.

@di3di3di3 Right -- I can't imagine it. I was noting that in dangerous countries and cultures, LGBT and advocates should choose their battles wisely -- in order to fight another day.

Who isn't lonely these days?

@manrmen-0 bien dit

Where's Tipper Gore and Co when we need them?!

@bi4smooth Yes, the Senate. Sorry for my mistake...

This type of data can so easily be fabricated though for political gain.

@bc22 Sure he looks yummy!

They're all jealous motherfukers! This man is so beautiful, inside and out. He's the only porn star I ever seen were I actually fell in love with.

@bc22 said in One Million Moms Boycotts American Girl Over Doll With Lesbian Aunts: Where was the boycott over the hearing-impaired doll with a hearing aid like the ones I use? Some were wondering if all of the dolls before now could already hear! Exactly! Those people are just against everything which seems "different" from their stereotypes. And that is dangerous. Intolerance is very dangerous.

Other than a few, particularly puritan jurisdictions, it's been my experience in the US that the anti-prostitution laws are almost exclusively aimed at "street hookers" - e.g. those most in need of help, not harassment! (To be clear: I mean in enforcement, not in the laws themselves.) I'm all for legalizing and "licensing" prostitution. But key is keeping the "rough trade" out of it... if someone's doing it because they want to... fine. If they're being forced or coerced, that's another matter.