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…”a person who would cheerfully wade knee-deep through the blood of YOUR children & grandchildren to obtain or retain the smallest scrap of power.”
It is rrationally to condemn Dr. Josef Mengele grade experiments on children and young adults?
Whoops.
Damn those Trump appointed judges!
Damn those Trump appointed judges!
That’s satire right? The woman in Target? That’s what happens with Halloween & Easter decorations and candy, and Christmas stuff, & Canada Day stuff, and every other Seasonal promotional products.
Nope, it's a thing. The tards are up in arms because Target is selling "gay" products.
Guess they just hate free enterprise, as communists tend to do.
Nope. That's not it. Take T out of LGBTQ2S and shit like this goes away. Separate or suffer.
Nobody gives a fuck abouts gays or lesbians or furrys. Its Ts they hate.
So it really was okay for priests and other teachers playing buggery pokery with children under their care .
Sadly no. And it's getting worse; put up a Pride flag, and the haters will walk right onto your private property, tell you to remove the flag because they think it's "not acceptable" anymore and it's pushing an "agenda".
Confrontation over LGBTQ pride flag in Rogue River - KOBI-TV NBC5 / KOTI-TV NBC2
ROGUE RIVER, Ore.– Jessica VanDerslice moved to Rogue River two years ago after losing their home in the Almeda Fire. They say this is the first time anyone has had an issue with them displaying an LGBTQ flag and it’s been up the entire two years they have lived there. VanDerslice was sitting at...
kobi5.com
So much for "Freedoms" and "freedom of speech" and all that jazz.
Public property is one thing - I can see the arguments - but private is another story.
The federal government will be providing $1.5 million to Pride organizations across the country for increased security measures at parades and other events this year, CTV News has learned.
The funding, to be announced by Minister of Women and Gender Equality and Youth Marci Ien later today, is being provided to Fierté Canada Pride to distribute to local event organizers who apply for assistance.
apple.news
Among the measures the organization said are costing more for the 2023 Pride season: security and police services, volunteer training, insurance premiums, and emergency planning materials.
This funding will go towards expenses related to:
Vehicle and crowd control;
Barricades and fencing;
Municipal emergency service costs;
Paid-duty police or private security;
Training for staff and volunteers; and
Safety gear such as high-visibility vests and radios.
This one-time emergency funding allocation will be coming from an equality-focused program within Ien's department, and fits into the federal government's LGBTQ2S+ "Action Plan" unveiled last August.
The funding, to be announced by Minister of Women and Gender Equality and Youth Marci Ien later today, is being provided to Fierté Canada Pride to distribute to local event organizers who apply for assistance.
Pride events in Canada facing higher security costs, feds offer $1.5M — CTV News
The federal government will be providing up to $1.5 million to Pride organizations across the country for increased security measures at parades and other events this year, as advocates call for all political parties to take part.
This funding will go towards expenses related to:
Vehicle and crowd control;
Barricades and fencing;
Municipal emergency service costs;
Paid-duty police or private security;
Training for staff and volunteers; and
Safety gear such as high-visibility vests and radios.
This one-time emergency funding allocation will be coming from an equality-focused program within Ien's department, and fits into the federal government's LGBTQ2S+ "Action Plan" unveiled last August.
In just the last few months, protests at drag brunches and drag story-time events across Canada have resulted in clashes between participants and protesters, some requiring police intervention, while other events have had to be cancelled or postponed due to security concerns sparked by violent threats.
My new company, GayGuard, has submitted a bid. Anybody wanna pick up a few dollars working weekend security?
The uniforms are FAAAAAAAB-ulous!
The uniforms are FAAAAAAAB-ulous!
The federal government will be providing $1.5 million to Pride organizations across the country for increased security measures at parades and other events this year, CTV News has learned.
The funding, to be announced by Minister of Women and Gender Equality and Youth Marci Ien later today, is being provided to Fierté Canada Pride to distribute to local event organizers who apply for assistance.
Among the measures the organization said are costing more for the 2023 Pride season: security and police services, volunteer training, insurance premiums, and emergency planning materials.Pride events in Canada facing higher security costs, feds offer $1.5M — CTV News
The federal government will be providing up to $1.5 million to Pride organizations across the country for increased security measures at parades and other events this year, as advocates call for all political parties to take part.
This funding will go towards expenses related to:
Vehicle and crowd control;
Barricades and fencing;
Municipal emergency service costs;
Paid-duty police or private security;
Training for staff and volunteers; and
Safety gear such as high-visibility vests and radios.
This one-time emergency funding allocation will be coming from an equality-focused program within Ien's department, and fits into the federal government's LGBTQ2S+ "Action Plan" unveiled last August.
In just the last few months, protests at drag brunches and drag story-time events across Canada have resulted in clashes between participants and protesters, some requiring police intervention, while other events have had to be cancelled or postponed due to security concerns sparked by violent threats.
Actually now that you bring this up...
I wonder if the protests about Drag are for the men and gays who wear Drag only, or for all Drag performers? Cause there are women who dress in Drag too...
Are the protesters being anti-woman if they do Drag?
does 'drag' mean just dressed for show, like vaudeville/burlesque-wise? or does it also include, say, trans women that are just wearing normal every-day female attire?
Apparently it means whatever the person who uses the word wants it to mean.
Regardless of truth.
The question still stands: are people against Drag also anti-woman, if women also *perform* in Drag and they're against all drag?