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That is it, i Will search a super why rant

Permanent ban?

No

so poland is an L you say

Many LGBTQ Americans face a lot of discrimination and support for transgender rights remain divisive. Many right-wing people and the highly religious oppose same-sex marriages.

@@mappingsworld same sex marriage is legal in the States. So what's different between America and the UK?

@@ooo8188 The LGBTQ+ community has less rights in the US than the UK and bigotry is far more common in the US.

@@ooo8188 its just that the UK has a much higher Global Acceptance Index score than the US which is because the US has many more anti-trans laws and barely any anti-discrimination laws while the UK has lots

Verdade, eu acho q o Brasil seria um emoji 🙂

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@@ZackShark1 lmao fatherless name and pfp

@@zed-47 said the 12 year old fat american kid with unrestricted internet access

@TheUnitAce I'm 23 lol Also what if I have top g playlist?

Denmark has an LGBTQ acceptance rate score of 70%, and Sweden of 65%. Compared to countries like Belgium and the United Kingdom with acceptance rate scores of 80% and higher.

www.weforum.org/agenda/2016/05/who-leads-europe-for-lgbt-rights/

Ones with the first emoji have an LGBTQ acceptance rate of 15 - 30%. Ones with the second emoji have an LGBTQ acceptance rate of 5 - 15%.

People can be called homophobic for basically anything these days. There was a doctor who got banned because he ‘disrespected’ the identity of a woke trans person.

problem is people like you believe in any propaganda without doing any research

@@fishbinkywho’s more likely to agree to any propaganda, a person who doesn’t fully agree with an agenda or a person who blindly calls someone a homophobe for not fully agreeing with an agenda?

its a shame biology isn't being taught anymore... @@kinggrass689

To be fair all the hormones they'd take would probably make them a bit weaker I'd leave the decision up to female athletes though

It's from NSMB Wii

ill be going to africa, their lgbtq and the middle east stance is the best

especially Estonia

Also, personal note, maybe make your captions a slightly larger font. I'm 28 with decent vision and i have to squint a bit to read them.

Got it

why must you take pride in homophobia?

to each their own

How does it feel to be so proud of being so backwards?

@@BenDBeastprobably off shitty food america produces, f**cking up genetics

why must you take pride in homosexual? that's the real question @@sealandball3043

Yes, that means full equality.

it means gay people in those countries are given special privileges

​@@ooo8188That is a big L for humanity ngl

@@mappingsworld then why isnt spain for example also 👍our only homophobic people are just like muslim immigrants and nationalists

@@ZackShark1 they just used outdated information, their data was from 2016, because now yes Spain is like 6th-9th most LGBTQ friendly depending on the study

It would probably be very similar

@@Lv-nq9qz No; anyone who stands for the moral code of the Bible or questions the homosexual or transgender agenda is legally penalized. So you can't have it both ways.

@@joanl.7543 Freedom of religion doesn't mean freedom to hate you can be religious and accepting of LGBTQ most people in countries like the UK support LGBT regardless of religious affiliation.

@@BenDBeast a. Nobody hates anyone. This is about moral codes, not hate. You can consider someone as violating the moral code without hating that person in the least. b. All monotheistic religions have historically had a very strong and uncompromising position against any sexual act that is not heterosexual. This is because the bodies of all higher animals are unambiguously oriented towards opposite sex unions which generate offspring as their basic purpose. To deny that homosexual couplings have a totally different character from this is to deny a reality that is smack in the face. c. If I want to believe in (for instance) the Catholic religion in a way that has integrity and consistency I must affirm her moral code as it relates to sex. To force me to deny that code is to force me to change that religion in a severe and utterly destructive manner, much like a "token" sacrifice to the gods might have done in ancient Rome. So there is no religious freedom where people are coerced with regards to this issue. As I said above, we can't have it both ways.

p.s. I am only sticking to monotheistic religion to avoid getting into the weeds respecting what other religions may or may not teach and I have no way to speak to that as a Christian. But this is not simply a "monotheism" thing. The body itself makes it evident.

Not true whatsoever. Egypt loves Libya and so does Libya.