That’s a bit ignorant and just plain wrong. The vast majority of people walking down the the streets hanging off each other, eating the face of each other just on a random street in the middle of the day - are straight people, not gay people. LGBT+ people tend to be much more reserved in public than a much larger portion of straight ones. Very few gay people would walk down the street holding hands for fear of attack - verbal or physical. Do straight people fear that? Or will a large portion of them kiss and be all over each other even walking through a Disney park?
When it comes to Pride - yes people from the LGBT+ community will throw it more in peoples face and I’m all for it. When people aren’t looked at as monsters for loving who they love there won’t be special Pride bands and events. They are only a thing because people need to see the normality of it. Others need to see that all these people, many you wouldn’t have “known were gay” are.
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Why does the American definition of free speech always need to include hate speech? I’m glad in the UK we have free speech but that doesn’t mean you can decide that when you don’t agree with someone you can sit and spout hate towards them or decide that they shouldn’t be “allowed”.
Limitations on free speech? Think about that..
You think that everyone is going to agree about everything? Why is it that if someone is gay, everyone should accept and cope with it.. if you don’t agree with it you’re expected to shut up. Don’t you think that’s a little one way?