[Braden]

Originally Posted by CynicalHermit

Why wouldn't it be serious.

I'm referring to the amount of acknowledgement that has been shown by celebs from UK, USA etc. And the fact that Russian vodka has been boycott due to the treatment of gay rights in Russia. The person from the OP is from Germany as well so it all shows that people in other countries care.

Sorry if I've confused anybody with my post.

[Verbal]

Originally Posted by Braden

Why wouldn't it be serious.

I'm referring to the amount of acknowledgement that has been shown by celebs from UK, USA etc. And the fact that Russian vodka has been boycott due to the treatment of gay rights in Russia. The person for. The OP is from Germany as well so it all shows that people in other countries care.

Sorry if I've confused anybody with my post.

The OP is me, i've never been to Germany in my life.


The protests against LGBT rights in Russia are so admirable?

If you're trolling, you're doing it very well.

[Braden]

Originally Posted by CynicalHermit

The OP is me, i've never been to Germany in my life.


The protests against LGBT rights in Russia are so admirable?

If you're trolling, you're doing it very well.

Are you trolling me?!

The person in your OP..."Barbie Breakout" is from Germany, which backs up my point.

And what I meant by admirable, was the fact that people from other countries are protesting against how poor gay rights are in Russia. Again, which is why I brought up the boycotting of Russian Vodka in bars.

[Verbal]

Originally Posted by Braden

Are you trolling me?!

The person in your OP..."Barbie Breakout" is from Germany, which backs up my point.

And what I meant by admirable, was the fact that people from other countries are protesting against how poor gay rights are in Russia.

The protests against LGBT rights, to me reads as the people protesting against people who are standing up for their rights. I've clearly misunderstood. So, yea.

[Braden]

Originally Posted by CynicalHermit

The protests against LGBT rights, to me reads as the people protesting against people who are standing up for their rights. I've clearly misunderstood. So, yea.

I apologise. It was poorly worded.

I should've made it clear I was referring to other countries, so no worries.