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yes, and the government should do more to protect minorities from discrimination

saying that someone's gender identity or sexuality is against your religious beliefs is ridiculous. It does not force you to be aother gender who love your own sex. people are just homophobic and do not want people to be who they want to be.

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  @TheHillbillyLordRepublican from Maryland  disagreed…6mos6MO

If someone wants to sell child pornography, do we let them be? If someone wants to be a big bully, do we let them be? If someone wants to indecently expose themselves, do we let them be? No, of course not! Some people's preferences are just wrong and need to be fixed, and LGBTQ+ is one of them.

 @97QWJPP from Illinois  disagreed…5mos5MO

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Why are you comparing having a gender identity to child pornography? Being LGBTQ+ isn't a "preference", it is a fact of reality, just like how some people are men and women, some people are non-binary, just like how some people are straight, and some people are gay. Changing your gender (or not) isn't a harmful behavior, it is simply being authentic to your internal sense of self, which is what your gender identity is composed of.

Also can you prove that being LGBTQ+ is "Just wrong"? Having intellectual discussion doesn't just mean saying that someone is bad…  Read more

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