Straight pride. Offensive?

lol. Meh.

The best thing you do is ignore these lsjtfggfc;s'a,694mm ;jjirg.

Oh, l'm sorry that was me falling asleep on my keyboard. The best thing you can do is ignore, it is yawn-inducing and they want attention. now if you will excuse me l have an appointment to watch some paint dry.

looking at this though, lol really?

people who don't understand how to create something that sounds even slightly catchy should uh...they should...oh, l know, they're boring! Burrrrrnnnn!

 

I'm not sure what to think of it.

It almost gives that impression of: "They have a party, doll, action figure, firetruck - I wanna have a party, doll, action figure, firetruck too." Mentality. :lol:

 

The one I agree with is the "just proud" one. I see certain groups or organizations, and I think "well, we shouldn't have that, anyway." Like, the recent talks about the VAWA (Violence Against Women Act.) That really needs to pass - but we shouldn't have violence against anyone, PERIOD.

Although we should be able to be proud of ourselves, the ones with the rainbow crossed out or "straight pride parade" just piss m eoff. It's just a bunch of people that don't get it.

 

Why don't we have a straight pride parade?
Why don't we have a white history month?
Why don't we have an international mens day?
Why don't we have a hospital for well people?
Why don't we have soup kitchens for rich people?
Why don't we have cemeteries for alive people?

 

I'm not sure when ugly gifs began to qualify as art.

I don't really think it's particularly offensive unless the group is devoted to making sexual minorities feel ashamed. On the other hand, the whole X Pride movement has always been about empowering those who were made to be less than other people. As far as I know, straight people were never oppressed because they were straight.

 

Can that include heterosexual white men making decisions for women appreciation day? I think that should happen...

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I'm glad I wasn't eating when I was reading this. Love it! Especially the last part..... that's just too part.

 

I guess the shoe is on the other foot now, Straight people have as much right to parade as the gays do, as long as they keep their message positive, and do not display anti gay sentiment. I won't go to gay pride due to the fact many are out there flaunting their stuff.
That's not what I am about, we should be proud, but that is not pride, It is more like a sex party. If we want to be taken seriously, we need to keep the X-rated stuff off the streets.
We must show the world we can be civil and be gay and we can function in society just as well as the straight people do.

 

As long as they're not bashing homosexuality, it really doesn't bother me.

I believe we'll be seeing more of this as homosexuality becomes more accepted in society.

 

Eh. Just sounds like someone who wants attention and trying to create a "controversial" group. But whatever, it doesn't bother me any.

 

I think straight pride is good in the same way gay pride is. I don't feel "proud" because I happen to be a certain way, but if someone does, great for them. However I think what seems to be the problem with that group is that many users submit homophobic "art". There seem to be some great submissions though, like that "We should just have love parades" stamp.

 

Honestly, I suspect the straight pride group is sort of tongue-in-cheek, at least for most members.

Anti-gay stuff is obviously offensive.

 

:lol: You said it better than I was going to.