What’s difference between a rainbow and a fucking nazi symbol? Gtfo here with that stupidity
Convenient to leave out the follow up question about "both representing an agenda," is it?
Better question is why does a rainbow that has NOTHING TO DO WITH YOU OR ANYBODY ELSE has such a fit? That stupid maga shit is sold and you don’t see us on my side “protesting” companies and shit.
Help me out here. "A rainbow that has nothing to do with you or anyone else?" My question has nothing to do with me. I simply asked what was the message sent and to whom? The question, not so cleverly avoided, is met with "that stupid maga shit?" What does that have to do with this conversation?
I don't see your side protesting companies? Chic-Fil-A and Hobby Lobby are two you're familiar with. I have an acquaintance in VA who dealt with this at their business last year: almost to the date as I recall. It's retail that sells pro-Trump and pro-Christian stuff.
Last fall I read about Jane's Revenge having vandalized 18 pro-life centers. Which side of the aisle?
You can “laugh” at my making people soft, but it has made people on the right soft as shit
I thought it was funny; here's why.
Consider this for a minute. In a response to the subject of what Bob Huggins said you implied you'd have a violent response to someone who said (I think it was Catholic fags) in front of your daughter.
Here we have people who don't like the idea of the exposure of the Pride agenda to their children. Yet, they're soft?
I'm seeing the same response in both cases—children being exposed to something their parents don't like.
So again. I find the question of the message, and to and from who, to be legitimate. The question is purely rhetorical. We only need to look at Big Al for the answer.
I think it also begs the question. What would the response be if we changed the shirt to one that said, "Choose Life." Or, "Jesus Saves."
FWIW, the swastika and you immediately jumping to "a fucking nazy symbol" is lazy. Hinduism and Buddhism both use the symbol. It's ancient—both religious and cultural meanings. With the Hindu, the symbol is used with one of their goddesses. It's used in an Indian festival (I can't remember the name—"D-I-..." something. It was appropriated by the Nazi cult, sure.
There's a continuing theme there, eh? All sects. Two opposites that are alike with Buddhism and Nazism: peace vs genocide by fanatical believers. Both, with agenda's.
Would you have felt better if I'd have asked what the difference is in the Christian flag and the Pride flag? Aren't both, "accept our lifestyle OR you are _______."