The LGBTQ community is not under attack. They are the aggressors
You see, I’m not saying that it’s wrong to have a black history month. What I am saying is, why can’t we also have a white history month? The black population makes up approximately 13 percent of American citizens. If their accomplishments are celebrated, why can’t those of white citizens, who make up the largest percentage of the American population, be celebrated as well?
Likewise, why is it considered reasonable to celebrate LGBTQ Pride Month, which the majority of citizens consider to be reprehensible and abnormal, but not Heterosexual Pride Month, which the majority of Americans practice and rightly believe is normal?
It gets very tiring hearing about how the LGBTQ community keeps screaming that the sky is falling and how they are persecuted. When in reality, no one is persecuting them. There is a HUGE difference between persecution and protection. It’s the LGBTQ community that continues to try and indoctrinate our children with drag queens, age-inappropriate books in school libraries, ridiculous pronouns, and, even more horrifying, the denial of science that there are only two genders. Parents and everyday citizens are fed up with the constant bombardment of unsavory and immoral practices. The LGBTQ community is not under attack. They are the aggressors, trying to disguise themselves as victims so they can continue their assault.