You think the whole thing is disgusting.

"Look what they're doing in front of kids!"

>Entire video features adults.

lel

And yet there's no evidence.

Oh look you buying into something without evidence again

I think that is the difference between gay pride and LGBT+++ pride parades. I imagine in Singapore the pink dot parade is meant specifically for gay pride?

In Canada and the US it seems to have become a pride rally for every kink and fetish group in existence. It is wild that all the negative stereotypes of gays being sexually abnormal or degenerate are now being celebrated in these parades.

What's wrong with being sexually abnormal or degenerate as long as you don't hurt others?

Nobody has ever claimed that every LGBT event is kid-friendly. Many of them are not and are advertised as such.

but let's be honest, what was shown is not meaningfully different from something like this which has many millions of times more reach.

Tell me you've never been to Pride without telling me you've never been to Pride.

Its actually meant for Gays / BI and Lesbians. We have it every year and it quite a decent event where people celebrate diversity and non discrimination against them.
It's a live and let live , and the LGBT community also practice the live and let live concept towards straight people because as you see we do have a diversified community in Singapore which includes Muslims and conservative Christians and traditional Confucians.

Therefore they don't dress up like Mr Slave and walk along the streets to show that who they are so on and so forth.

This post was edited by Hamsterbaby on Jun 5 2023 05:52pm

Does Singapore take Canadian expats? Sounds like a really great and sensible place to live.

Gay pride in the West forgot about "live and let live" a long time ago. Just living as gay with no special treatment was not enough for them. It's now abundantly clear that it is (atleast in the West) a narcissistic pathology that has no redeeming qualities.

and are proving my point that when confronted with the indefensible, they simply outright deny it's existence, even when confronted with video evidence. What conclusion is there left to draw?

What someone does in their bedroom doesn't affect others, when that starts to seep into everyday life than it can.

LGBT events where I am from are promoted as family friendly quite often, the pride parade itself certainly is, it is treated as if it is any other parade.

And regarding the video, I don't know, pride events seem to have more coverage and buzz than the Super Bowl nowadays, maybe 10 or 15 years ago that would be true but it is sort of hard to gauge, if you compared super bowl ratings to ratings for coverage of the pride parades maybe but I think Pride is much more culturally relevant than the Super Bowl is anymore.

And yes the dancing girls are definitely sexualized, which I don't think is a good thing for them or society really, so I don't think emulating the behaviour is great either, maybe even worse in a way.



I've been to 2, apart from that I see the shit all the time around pride season lol, kind of hard to miss.

This post was edited by DizzyBusiness on Jun 5 2023 06:09pm

Yeah gay,bi and lesbian groups were common and non problematic in Canada for my whole life, every school had a Gay/Lesbian/Bi alliance or club of some type, no one cared at all. Even kids who normally aren't exactly politically correct didn't bully the kids who went to them or anything like that.

All the drama was imported from the US IMO, it all seems very unnatural.