Women for Trump

[Hebe]

Nup.

Denise Brogan-Kator, chief policy officer of the Family Equality Council, which advocates on behalf of LGBTQ families, called the change “outrageous.”
“This represents another attack by this administration on the lives of the most vulnerable in our country under the pretense of religious freedom. Religious freedom is important — we protect it in the First Amendment — but it does not extend to harming others,” Brogan-Kator said.
Leslie Cooper, deputy director of the American Civil Liberties Union’s LGBT & HIV Project, said in a statement that the rule would “open the door to discrimination” in countless programs.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/health ... ndividuals/

I think the fact that this board accepts without concern posts whose titles contain terms like “poof” and “darkie” says heaps about what sort of people are on here. I.e., largely a bunch of deplorables.

[Nicole]

You’re scraping the bottom of the google-barrel hebe. You’ve found an article where a couple of queers reckon Trumps move will discriminate against gay people.

How?

[Hebe]

You’re scraping the bottom of the google-barrel hebe. You’ve found an article where a couple of queers reckon Trumps move will discriminate against gay people.

How?

QUEERS? You’ve just proven my point. Bigotry, racism and discrimination abound here. It’s bloody disgusting. Also, proper nouns begin with a capital letter. So illiterate as well.

[Nicole]

Nice edit

Now, try answering my question.

[Black Orchid]

I wonder what the Q in LGBTQ stands for? Hmmm

[Nom De Plume]

I wonder what the Q in LGBTQ stands for? Hmmm

Q is for questioning.

It is reserved for those unsure of where they fit in the sexual spectrum.

[Black Orchid]

I wonder what the Q in LGBTQ stands for? Hmmm

Q is for questioning.

It is reserved for those unsure of where they fit in the sexual spectrum.

Yes it is but it also stands for queer. Queer or questioning.

[Nicole]

“We’re here,
We’re queer,
So get used to it”

[The4thEstate]

Nup.

Denise Brogan-Kator, chief policy officer of the Family Equality Council, which advocates on behalf of LGBTQ families, called the change “outrageous.”
“This represents another attack by this administration on the lives of the most vulnerable in our country under the pretense of religious freedom. Religious freedom is important — we protect it in the First Amendment — but it does not extend to harming others,” Brogan-Kator said.
Leslie Cooper, deputy director of the American Civil Liberties Union’s LGBT & HIV Project, said in a statement that the rule would “open the door to discrimination” in countless programs.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/health ... ndividuals/

I think the fact that this board accepts without concern posts whose titles contain terms like “poof” and “darkie” says heaps about what sort of people are on here. I.e., largely a bunch of deplorables.

Goodness me, such harsh personal attacks from someone who, on Oct. 22, posted this pious declaration:

I also don’t accept that expressing a strong opinion is being “overly emotional” (by whose standards?) or “hysterical”. That’s ad hominem rubbish

So let me get this straight: "Ad hominem rubbish" is a bad thing ... unless you're the one posting it, yes?

Let's continue:

Also, proper nouns begin with a capital letter. So illiterate as well.

I'd suggest you avoid editing other people's posts for nitpicky errors unless you'd like to experience the same treatment. To wit:

Last week, while the Department of Health and Human Services was rolling-back Obama administration protections for transgender people

No need for a hyphen between "rolling" and "back."

{Trump has] insulted the first black woman who won a seat for the Repugs in Parliament

"Parliament"?? Gosh, somebody doesn't know the American system of government very well.

Here, I'll throw you a bone:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_Congress

The United States Congress is the bicameral legislature of the federal government of the United States, and consists of two chambers: the House of Representatives and the Senate.

So ... we can play these kinds of trivia games all day, or we can actually debate the issues. Your choice.