Lexington earns highest LGBTQ equality score in Kentucky
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Won't be long until the same people are celebrating "Minor-Attracted Persons" acceptance awards.
Lexington has a long history of gay culture. There are some solidly awesome parts of that. I'm not sure what the issue is.
There are two threads, including the Political thread, specifically dedicated to spreading these Q’Anon conspiracy theories. Go check them out.
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I, for one, absolutely hate if when people unlike me are treated like human beings. What’s this world coming to?
The Mayor of Kuttawa, Ky when told his town came in last, replied "hell yes".
Human rights and The Paddock go hand in hand.
Totally.
On an unrelated note, all unvaccinated people should be fired from their jobs and ostracized from society. Any opposing view but mine should be banned from social media and college campuses.
#equality
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It's one thing to treat people with dignity. It is quite another to celebrate perverse sexual acts. Why don't we celebrate being the best adulterers? Where does it stop?
They are treated like human beings. The only people making a big deal about their sexual preference are themselves. No one else cares, or should care.
So you are saying people complain about not wanting to be treated differently until they are not and then they complain about that? Hmmm 😂
We have a LBGTQ Liason/Human Rights Campaign Municipal Equality Index Workgroup facilitator.
Ok. Whatever. I won't celebrate this gay bureaucratic nonsense just like I won't celebrate any non-gay bureaucratic nonsense. Get yo money and shit.
Ok. Whatever. I won't celebrate this gay bureaucratic nonsense just like I won't celebrate any non-gay bureaucratic nonsense. Get yo money and shit.
Maybe all of us Lexington posters should announce our preferred pronouns so we will be sure to be no. 1 again next year?
I did see where the equivalent of the French version of Webster's Dictionary now lists "iel" as the gender neutral pronoun as opposed to he (il) and she (elle). The French version of our right wingers are pretty agitated as well.
I did see where the equivalent of the French version of Webster's Dictionary now lists "iel" as the gender neutral pronoun as opposed to he (il) and she (elle). The French version of our right wingers are pretty agitated as well.
A lot of posters are having a tough time with this today. Are you ok? Do you need a safe space? Show me on a doll where this hurt you.
Not really. Fairly accurate, I would say. Muslim and African are not races, by the way. I’m sure you know that.
Do you really thinks this hurts anyone? Nobody cares. Nobody. It is like announcing Lexington has the most courteous driver's in KY. It is bunk. Society is tired of bunk. It probably makes a few gay couples that chose Lexington over Louisville happy. Other than that this has the impact of a goldfish farting in the Pacific. Nobody gives a shit.
You were accused. It is your job to prove otherwise. So far, you have failed miserably.
Yeah, well you are a racist attacking Africans. And this:
Marine Le Pen won strongest support in areas with high jobless rates and low wages where she campaigned to stop immigration and renegotiate France's relationship with the European Union.
She won the rural vote Macron the urban, hmmm.
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evidently into each other's bung-holes....
I don't have an issue with it, I'm just curious why there is even a benchmark for this type of stuff. This isn't 30 years ago or even 10 years ago.
How’s that Lexington homicide rate looking? Cost of living index? School quality?
You know, the inconsequential things.
You know, the inconsequential things.
The least interesting thing on earth to me is what someone does in their private sexual life. I could care less unless I'm in the mix someway either as a bystander or active participant.
The only thing I don't like about gay people is the awkwardness it puts on making new friends. Finding the right time to insert the "I'm not gay" line just to make sure we're all on the same page can be challenging at times.
The only thing I don't like about gay people is the awkwardness it puts on making new friends. Finding the right time to insert the "I'm not gay" line just to make sure we're all on the same page can be challenging at times.
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