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More so than Shane j he’s more detrimental to this community than good |
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Lol....I think amanda would be horrified to be considered a role model for anything. She seems very happy in her life and marriage and thats about it. At 82, I think her anything modelling fays are behind her.
Shane J was amazing in the first 2 weeks and did an amazing job at least educating viewers on his views about the LBGT community, I loved listening to him challenging India and Ann but now he is just going round bitching and almost trying to recruit housemates to turn against Ann which is not going to educate anyone. He needs to get back to his forthright ways and challenge Ann if he feels he needs to so his views are heard properly again |
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Being gay shouldn't define who you are but Shane wants it to define who he is |
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How many times was he told not to keep on about Gay rights by Gay people and he totally ignored it and kept on and on. A first class bore. |
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Amanda is happy people think she's less than straight people because of how she was born |
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Amanda teaches acceptance, Shane j demands acceptance
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If we get silly and add Q and I, it might end with LGBTTQQFAGPBDSM being taken seriously :joker: |
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There were gay women who came out like Dusty Springfield and Maggie Bell. They did more for Gay rights in the 50/60s by being in the public eye and LGBT were nowhere so they do not have the monopoly on how it has become today. I would gladly accept Amanda's concept of her Gay life but would run a mile at these activists who want to ramrod their views down people's throats. In my view they are turning people off rather than welcoming them. They work on a shame agenda, if you are not with us, you are homophobic and I find this attitude far more destructive than building relations in the community. |
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I get that what Shane did and they way he went about it were wrong, and Amanda saying Ann is not dictating her views is also true
But from what I interpreted from the show it seemed like Amanda was telling Shane he has no right to challange Ann's views rather than he has no right to bitch about her and gang up on them - that's all she had to say and it would be clear she made more sense She's fine to accept Ann and like her for the person but saying that Shane has to do that as well |
LGBTQ makes the most sense as Q is an umblress term for all others
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