[ SECRET POST #5286 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5286 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I'm kind of wary of the idea that you can support and live a hateful, murdering ideology that basically amounts to genocide, but one person can change your mind after you fall in lust/love with them.

It happens all the time in real life with parents of LGBTQ kids. So do you only think it's unrealistic if the love is romantic and there's a sexual component to it? Why?

[(Anonymous)]

Apples to oranges.

One, that's their kid--the being they've loved (probably) and protected (probably) since the day the kid was born--not some dehumanized enemy stranger they've just met as Nina is to Matthais.

Matthais appears to pretty much live his job/cause, and it's a very active job. He has to DO a lot of very active, challenging stuff for his cause on a regular basis. The majority of homophobic people don't have strenuous, dangerous full-time jobs that amount to skillfully, forcefully acting out their homophobia on a daily basis.

[(Anonymous)]

barf

[(Anonymous)]

In what universe are a majority of LGBT kids parents rounding up LGBT individuals, putting them on trial and then murdering them? This is such a bizarre and off-base comparison I am genuinely boggled at the point you're trying to make.

Also generally: people who only stop being shit because they find someone of a group hot don't tend to stop being shit to that group overall. Because it's less about acceptance and more about tokenistic fetishism.

[(Anonymous)]

More likely they fall for "exceptionalism" - my gay kid is ok but those gays are terrible. I have some very racist older people in my family and they do this with the non-white people who have married into younger generations - "all black people are terrible except for [cousin's wife], obviously she's different". That's how they don't get cognitive dissonance by, say, saying all black people are stupid and violent but Obama, he's great.

[(Anonymous)]

Assuming you aren't trolling, this is a terrible analogy...so terrible and lacking in intelligence that it's hard to believe you're making it in good faith.