[Shaun]

Originally Posted by Niall

I mean honestly say what you like about this being a 'first world problem' or 'attention seeking', but when you get down to it what harm is it actually doing? None. Absolutely none. It's doing the exact opposite if anything.

Portraying anyone considered a social activist, or queer or trans, as a deeply irrational arsehole who makes up tonnes of words and phobias and launches attacks on something so trivial as happy meal toys? I genuinely consider this whole thing damaging to LGBT movements. It just makes us look hysterical and there's no science behind it at all. (Granted, psychoanalysis is still in the early stages and I'm sure some study in 5 years will prove me wrong)

[Ninastar]

Originally Posted by Shaun

Portraying anyone considered a social activist, or queer or trans, as a deeply irrational arsehole who makes up tonnes of words and phobias and launches attacks on something so trivial as happy meal toys? I genuinely consider this whole thing damaging to LGBT movements. It just makes us look hysterical and there's no science behind it at all. (Granted, psychoanalysis is still in the early stages and I'm sure some study in 5 years will prove me wrong)

thank you.

[The Human Santapede]

Originally Posted by Shaun

Portraying anyone considered a social activist, or queer or trans, as a deeply irrational arsehole who makes up tonnes of words and phobias and launches attacks on something so trivial as happy meal toys? I genuinely consider this whole thing damaging to LGBT movements. It just makes us look hysterical and there's no science behind it at all. (Granted, psychoanalysis is still in the early stages and I'm sure some study in 5 years will prove me wrong)

I absolutely agree.