Very well said. Ang problema kasi may mga people from the trans community again not all. Kapag hindi ka mag agree ay homophobic ka na. May mga tao sa trans na gusto nila lahat ng maisip nila ay paniwalaan ng mundo... Welcome na naman sila in most countries and i think that is a great step. They are trying to rush things
I wanna be completely 100% honest in my opinion. I'm not a homophobe, I do have a lot of friends in the lgbtq+ community and my support is as far as them being treated as a human being and to be able to be married eventually if the law allows it. now with that being said, with regards to them joining male or female born comfort rooms is where I draw the line, not because I am afraid of them, but because of security purposes. it's going to be a nightmare identifying people who committed crimes such as theft, rape etc. if we are not able to properly identify if the suspect is a natural born male or a full blown female and vice versa and also, joining sports for straight male or female is a no for me as well because it will create an advantage especially if the competitor is a natural born male, as well them joining pageants for naturally born females it would be disrespectful as it is supposed to be a celebration of beauty and brains for naturally born females and with the trans females joining men's boxing we saw what happened the trans male got knocked out the first round these things that have been mentioned should be left alone. that's my only gripe but as far as them being able to kiss in public, have a relationship, eventually having a platform for sports, pageants etc. for their community let them have it. now for the pronouns, sure I'll address them how they would like to be addressed its not a big deal for me, pero gaya nga ng sabi mo we can't force everyone. divorce nga it took years for us to have it, eto pa kayang pronouns na kahit sa US is still being debated.
In my humble opinion Sir, this problem is unique to the Philippines. Our neighboring south-east Asian countries within the joint ASEAN community, for the most part acknowledge LGBTQ rights, yes, even the majority Muslim ones. I’m a conservative myself, take note, and while I may not wear a rainbow pin openly( that simply is not in my ideological DNA) I’m certainly not going to say discriminatory thoughts in public. If I have contrary ideas, I’ll just keep those to myself, unless someone directly asks for my opinion, it is constructive to just keep it to oneself, if there is a possibility that such words could hurt other people’s feelings. Ang problema sa pinas, parang nabubuhay pa tayo sa panahon nina doctor Jose Rizal at mga prayle. Dito nga sa amin, mayroon pong Harley-Davidson nightster special na may custom rainbow paintjob. So siguro,respeto nalang po.
in my case I accept whatever they want themselves to be, pero don't include me or force me to what you ideology. please do what you do, ill do what I do. buttom line is respect and understanding lg tlga.
The matter of the fact is you cannot deny the science and logic. Facts don't care about your feelings. If you are Red, then no matter what you say or feel. You will always be Red. If you think so that you are blue when you are born Red, then you are the problem. You can be whoever you want to be, you can feel whatever you feel as well. But you should never deny the truth and impose your feelings to others.
ang panget pa yung andami nilang pinipilit i-redefine na mga salita para lang mag-fit sa agenda nila tapos yun nga, any and all forms of criticism na banggitin mo e xxx-phobic ka na.
My issue is with children. Having it shown in the media or being celebrated, would have a statement that this is normal. For the hate part of things, there are just people who are like world movers. They just care for society as a whole. They don't want to just accept things. For me, bahala kayo... Just don't affect my child. I'm not a mover.
Point out the mali ng lgbtq is not hate its more about love kc, your doing the extra mile to bring her or him to truth & life, away from lies... Truth is uncommon & inconvenient sometimes... but it set us free.
I grew up with gays ang tomboys, they respect me and i respect them. Problem started with emotional gays started to use emotions just to manipulate you and that started my hate. Tapos ito pang videos na mga taga west na demanding na to address them what they wanted.
For me lang why would i accept lgbtq if they do not even accepted what they had since birth Pag lalake dapat maging lalake at pag babae dapat na maging babae lang, puro kase gaya gaya sa ibang bansa.
Agree. To begin with. May pinoy machismo na existing na sa culture natin. But despite this wala namang gay hate sa atin. In general accepted ang gays and lesbians sa atin matagal na ito sa atin even before all this "woke" ever existed. I think this woke generation made it worse. Isolated cases lang ang mga totoong hate crime towards them.
Ako ang dami kong pinsan na bakla at kakilala may respeto ako sakanila ganun din sila sakin PERO ANG MAHIRAP KASI SA PANAHON NGAYON GUSTO NILA MAY SARILI SILANG BATAS ANO BA YON? DOGIE BILL? ano yon karapatan saan??? Mang api mang hamak ect... Pero pag sila ginanon papalag sila dahil may sarili na silang batas don na papasok yong kalamangan nila yon lang po tapos karamihan pa jan aabusohin yon😬🙄🙄 #Makina
mas maganda sir zack panuodin mo yung podcast ni joe rogan, guest nya dun si riley gaines..andun na yung sagot sa sinasabi mo na dapat pag-aralan yung sa pagsali ng mga trans sa womens sports..at tsaka ngayon kasi tinatawag na ding trans yung mga lalaki na porket nagsuot ng pambabaeng damit tapos mahaba ang buhok..pero kapag tinignan mo balbas sarado tapos maskulado pa sayo, ang malupit pa may etits pa din..hahaha
