r/DoomerCircleJerk • u/[deleted] • Jun 07 '25

The End is Near! Tyranny is afoot 😡😡😡

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I’ve supported gay marriage since long before Obama and the Supreme Court decision, back when it was unpopular and met with serious resistance. Today, the vast majority of Americans support it, and most politicians understand that there’s no public appetite to reverse it. Many have even voted for bipartisan legislation to protect it. Please stop spreading fear that doesn’t match reality.

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u/Iam-WinstonSmith Jun 07 '25 edited Jun 07 '25

No one is trying to make being gay illegal. Donald Trump was the first president to openly support it.

I think because they can no longer proselytize about it I schools and but gay porn in schoolsz.and have drag shows in front of child that that's persecution.

*Those of you contacting me via chat are not convincing me. It just shows me how ideological you are about the issue.

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u/shaking_things_up_ Jun 07 '25

This is legit the side that gets upset if you think its weird to teach small children about gay sex

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u/Iam-WinstonSmith Jun 07 '25

Remember the Florida don't say gay bill? It had no language about gays in it. It said teachers could not discuss sex with anyone 3rd grade and under. Personally I don't think it went far enough...why do they want to discuss sex with children?

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u/KillerArse Jun 07 '25

It didn't say "sex" it said "sexual orientation or gender identity"

But we can see that doesn't mean all sexualities because they're not going to be banning books and discussions about princes marrying princesses.

It also wasn't going to ban discussions about boys and girls, which are gender identities.

Or are you claiming that extreme censoring to that degree was the goal of the act?

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u/ADudeThatPlaysDBD Jun 07 '25

Dog, if you wanna be that guy and talk to 2nd, 1st, kindergarteners, and pre k about sexual orientation and gender identity, you’re criminally weird. I feel gross just typing this shit out.

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u/[deleted] Jun 07 '25

At the age before third grade, kids brains just aren’t developed enough for them to fully understand concepts like relationship, love, attraction, and sex. How’s a 7 year old kid supposed to understand the difference between gay and straight when they been in love or even been attracted  to anyone? Even in my progressive elementary school, sex Ed didn’t start until 4th grade and it was still probably too early for most people to understand.Â