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Dublin Pride has incorporated the Ukrainian flag into the Pride flag
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https://dublinpride.ie/pride-2022/ :joker: The Pride flag looked ugly enough with the triangle addition going down the side, wtf is that meant to be? |
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I don't understand the connection between the two at all.
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Person, so everyone wants to show everyone else what a good person they really are by showing off the Ukraine flag at every opportunity. There is no connection or logic behind the reason. It's just a vanity and ego project. The talking heads in the television set have spoken. So let it be said, so let it be done |
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#JusticeForJohnny Oh wait wrong thread for that one ... ... |
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Trans people were already included in the rainbow flag, why did they need a dedicated section? What do "black and brown" people have to do with LGBT? I can't imagine as a whole they're thrilled about lumped in with the gays, especially as they're GENERALLY more anti-LGBT than white people, on average. So why is it all in one flag.? |
It’s all a bit … incongruent, really. Ukraine is an ex-soviet state and, current events aside, it’s obviously much more culturally similar to Russia than it is Western Europe. In other words - their record on LGBT issues is … not great. Politically/legally it’s been improving, mostly because of their desire to join the EU, but culturally they’re not particularly accepting of LGBT at all. The sad irony is that an awful lot of the Ukrainian people this has been supposedly made in support of, would be absolutely horrified to see their country’s flag merged with the pride flag.
Just an awful lot of cultural ignorance really. And it all becomes sort of meaningless once you start trying to cram everything into one banner. In a decades time, straight people will say “hey what about us?” And in the name of inclusion that’ll be added to the flag too and it’ll just be an everyone-flag. |
i think they should add solidarity with vegans, extinction rebellion, insulation and green energy and that should be all the causes adequately covered
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the majority of the forces fighting at that steel works were part of the far right fascist group and they were being hailed as heroes, so it's all a bit difficult
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Dublin Pride has incorporated the Ukrainian flag into the Pride flag
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It’s hardly without precedent though, not massively different to the wests support of Islamic extremists in the Middle East when they were useful in removing institutions that the west wanted gone. And then, unsurprisingly, they were unable to (or more accurately didn’t even bother trying to) contain the spread of those groups in the chaos that followed. If far right facism starts to take serious root in post-war Ukraine in 5 years time, the west will do the same shocked pikachu face that was feigned at the rise of Al Qaeda / ISIS etc. |
What do all the colours in the triangle represent?
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The flag doesn't look great, but not really the point.
The point is one community is showing another community support. What the hell is wrong with that? It's not a hard concept to grab at all in my opinion. OK so Ukraine doesn't recognise same sex marriage and non binary gender is not recognised , conversion therapy is not banned and adoption is illegal. All extremely wrong! However, the country is at war and many people have lost their lives so regardless it might be nice to show support and this is what this flag does. |
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I think the correlation is groups that are discriminated against. I think anything that can be done to have a world less free of discrimination against LGBTQ or the colour of your skin |
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They didn’t add the Syrian or Iraqi flags when we were bombing them back to the Stone Age. I don’t think people showing support is a “problem” but when that support feels like empty populism I think it’s perfectly fair to comment on that. The show of support is not for the benefit of Ukrainian people… it’s to demonstrate that that person “is the sort of person who shows support for stuff” - or virtue signalling, for those inclined to use the buzz terms. I’m not just talking about it being added to the LGBT flag, I’m talking about everyone who sticks a blue and yellow flag on their Twitter profile picture “because everyone else is doing it”. |
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They have accepted a lot of Ukrainian refugees though which is probably part of the reasoning for the show of support |
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I didn’t notice it was Ireland to be fair. The rest of the point stands though - they weren’t adding Syrian or Iraqi flags OR accepting tonnes of refugees. That’s not to single out Ireland of course - the same is true of the whole of Europe. Visible support of Ukraine is “trendy”. That’s not to say that people SHOULDNT support civilian victims of war, wherever that war may be, of course they should, but… reasoning isn’t irrelevant. |
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As a gay Ukrainian trans black pansexual I do appreciate the effort but it doesn't represent my veganism :conf2:
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The black and brown is for "Black and Brown folx", because apparently they should be lumped in with LGBT people. Quote:
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Re non binary, well I disagree. I think you're very ignorant on the subject and judgemental, close minded. Shame really. How about just accepting people for who they are and judging them on whether they're a nice person or not? How does it impact you? Doesn't really so let people be people...if someone wants to identify as a tiger I really couldn't give a toss, it's their life, not mine |
Here lies a big part of the problem, people moaning and disagreeing with others lives which do not effect them.
Rather than being nice people, people are judgemental and offensive. Just because you don't understand something or disagree with it. If it has a direct impact on your life then maybe it's fair, but it really doesn't. Let people be happy to enjoy their lives how they want as long as they're not hurting anyone else. I think it quite telling on how people feel about themselves....you know that saying 'says more about you than them'.... Yeah I really think it does. |
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I say the same thing. I personally have never cared what someone's race, sexuality,gender,or how they identify. |
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If someone identifies as a tiger,should we force them to eat raw meat they've hunted themselves? No, because they're not a tiger and would probably die from food poisoning. Of someone identifies as a "gender" he or she biologically isn't, should we pay along and let them into the opposite sex's sports and spaces, and allow the law to openly lie about someone having no gender? No, because gender isn't al. We're all just apes in clothes. |
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With the whole tiger thing , well there is people out there who have had their bodies modified to look more 'animal like' , I personally don't understand why or what the point is. But it's their bodies. They know the dangers & risks medically yet they chose to do it :shrug: . |
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Also of you have a Google the research is out there. If you can't work out yourself why trans people are likely to be more discriminated against than gay or lesbian people then I don't know what else to say. I can't be bothered to educate you when you're a bigot as it really won't change your stance. You say gender identity is a social construct, that is so behind the times. Times have evolved massively and I like to think we're more accepting these days. Again, it really has no impact on your life. Trans people being able to participate in sports events is another conversation, but I do agree with your point on that. I just don't like how you completely dismiss how another person should feel or even acknowledge that it is a thing. They aren't harming no one so does it really matter? No it really does not. It's easy for you to be so ignorant when you're not that person. Legal recognition and someone identifying as that can be two completing different things. Unless they have had an operation and then want to change their sex legally. We shouldnt force them to do anything, if they want to do something then they can. It's not my life and it's not yours!!! |
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Yes generational, insecurity and ignorance......and people deflecting their sad lives... People who are genuinely happy don't need or try to pick fault in others lives because they're too busy focusing on their own and not caring. Mirrors are great for reflecting.....often you have to look in one to see yourself |
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Don't play silly with me. :nono: |
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There's another one somewhere who had his face modified to look like a cat . Like i said .. I'll never understand it but it's their bodies & their choice,and they know the medical risks. |
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Anyone who has a problem with me being bigotted from now on is oppressing me. Them's the rules, I didn't make the rules up. |
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