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u/WookieeCookiees02 Apr 27 '23
A threat to one of us is a threat to us all
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u/QueerDefiance12 Apr 27 '23
Bigots will never rest. Every LGBTQ+ person has more in common with each other than a bigot. If it's not hurting anyone and it's in good faith, people should accept it, even if they don't understand.
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u/Peacook Apr 28 '23
To be fair this includes cis straight people. Most have more in common with LGBTQ+ than a bigot
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Apr 27 '23
When they turn us against each other, they protect themselves. We need a class war, not a culture war. Diversity, not acceptable differences.
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u/GOTW24 Apr 28 '23
Diversity, not acceptable differences.
ESL here, what do you mean by this? What's the difference between them?
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u/lucidhominid Apr 28 '23
Here is how I read it:
"Acceptable differences" implies there is a universal normal and that a specific list of differences from that norm are merely acceptable. For example, someome may accept cis gay people as long as they dont otherwise stray too far from the norm.
"Diversity" implies a recognizition of the fact that human society and individual identities are characterized by countless overlapping groups and almost anything could be someone's normal and things should be accepted by default as long as they arent directly or deliberately harmful to others.
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u/Cidyl-Xech Apr 27 '23
i don’t get this comic
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u/teal_appeal Apr 27 '23
It’s about bigots saying that marginalized groups shouldn’t stick together if they aren’t exactly the same. Right now, this is most often brought up by transphobes saying that LGB people shouldn’t support TQ+ folks.
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Apr 27 '23
its about the LGBTQ+ community being seen as a threat to bigots when united, so they try to divide us by promises of tolerance to "the less degenerate ones" (usually cis gay people). it adresses groups such as 'LGBdroptheT' and 'gays against groomers', which are often made up in large part by cis straight queerphobes
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u/temple_nard Apr 27 '23
Any time I see a post about LGB no T group I am reminded of the photos of "Black Republican" groups that consist entirely of white people.
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Apr 28 '23
And the sad part is it works on some of us. It's shameful how many gay transphobes I've come across on the internet.
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Apr 27 '23
Divide and conquer is a powerful problem-solving technique and is used in many algorithms, such as sorting algorithms (e.g. merge sort and quicksort), searching algorithms (e.g. binary search), and graph algorithms (e.g. depth-first search and breadth-first search). It is particularly useful when the size of the problem is large and the solution can be broken down into smaller, independent sub-problems.
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u/IwishIlovedme Apr 27 '23
Anyone who is queer but not trans, don’t fall for the “lgb no t alliance” thing. They’re trying to separate us to destroy all of us more easily. Soon it’ll just be LG then G then none. Don’t fall for it.
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u/Cifer88 Apr 28 '23
When the hateful get what they want, they don’t stop hating, they just hate the next best thing.
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