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Being aware of the Gay Pride Parade in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, I can tell you that it is a personal choice that many people make, in deciding NOT to attend and that not only includes the mayor of Toronto (Ford) but many gay men and women who live there. They have that right. The consistent message that seems to be put forth by this group, does nothing to promote understanding about the gay community. Instead, they do a great disservice by having the focus on lots of men on floats, naked except for their speedos, making obscene gestures to the crowd which I cannot even describe here. I believe that THAT is what the mayor objects to and has nothing to do with a "fear of homosexuals".
11 years ago. Rating: 4 | |
Does it matter? You can't change a person but you can continue to fight to change prejudice laws and promote understanding that the homosexual life is not something to be feared by non homosexuals. If you believe he is homophobic, exercise your right to vote and vote against him in the next election. That is where your personal voice will be loudest to him.
11 years ago. Rating: 3 | |