Some of my gay Facebook friends (perhaps I ought to put "friends" in quotes) dropped me after I politely observed that a gay rights amendment wouldn't mean equality, but SUPERIORITY, for them. They would then have the ability to sue over grievances that ordinary Americans cannot. For instance, if a gay applicant did not get a job, he could make a case that the employer has underrepresented queer employees and is therefore discriminating. If he wins the case, he either gets a job he didn't necessarily earn, or collects damages, or both. Let's see you or I try to win a case that way.
Equality in the eyes of the law is already guaranteed. Anything beyond that is not equality. It's unfairness.
October 19, 2019
Twitter Bans Gay Man For Telling Inconvenient Truths About Transgender People
by Megan Fox
PJmedia.com
Mikey Harlow, outspoken gay writer and model, has been banned from Twitter permanently for dubious reasons. It all started when he posted these few tweets about inconvenient truths that Twitter must not want you to see.
He continued poking the beast by announcing:
These statstics fly in the face of the popular LGBTQWTF claims that trans people are at higher risk of violence than anyone else. It's simply not true. But posting true things on Twitter won't stop you from being banned today when feelings trump facts.
Maybe it was this next post that did him in. Everyone knows you're not allowed to challenge the new gender theology.
But if I had to bet, I'd say that some over-caffeinated soy boy on the Twitter team took one look at this next one and needed smelling salts to revive xim just in time to reach for the ban hammer.
Facts simply can't exist in a world of feelings, so Twitter abruptly shut down Mikey Harlow's account with several conflicting reasons that are pretty comical. Harlow has received multiple excuses from Twitter.
First they said that he was suspended for trying to "evade permanent suspension," which Harlow claims he doesn't understand. "How could I be 'avoiding suspension'? I don't even know what that is!" Harlow told PJ Media. Twitter then sent him an update to his suspension and changed their story, claiming that Harlow had operated multiple accounts. "That's ridiculous," Harlow said. "I have only ever had one account. I do not have, nor have I ever had multiple accounts." But that wasn't the last story Twitter would pull out of thin air.
Harlow contested the suspension and received another notice from Twitter now claiming that his suspension will be permanent because he engaged in "targeted harassment." To illustrate this harassment, Twitter presented a months-old Harlow tweet mocking the people criticizing Ivanka Trump for posting cute pictures of her children.
Twitter refuses to ban people who regularly spew actual death threats against the president and his family, like Tom Arnold, but they will suspend a guy for sticking up for a Trump. This is a good time to remind everyone that Louis Farrakhan, who called Jews "termites" still has his account.
The truth is that the left can't stand dissent of any kind. And the worst traitors are the ones who belong to the victim groups that Democrats exploit. The gays top that list. When they disregard the approved talking points, they get destroyed.
Twitter claimed that Milo Yiannopoulos was banned over a negative comment about a movie he didn't like that supposedly led to his followers making nasty comments about an actress. But that's ridiculous. Twitter is a cesspool of nasty comments that we all experience every day. Banning Milo didn't make Twitter a nicer place. His deplatforming was part of a movement to silence all uppity gays. It was a message to get back in line or suffer the social consequences.
Since Mikey Harlow joined the #WalkAway movement and has been touring with Brandon Straka, he's become too problematic for the left to allow to rise any further. God forbid he should spread the idea that not all gays are in favor of castrating children or teaching junk science about unlimited genders. That's not allowed. BAN HIM.
"Employers use 'too controversial for Twitter' as a reason not to hire someone or book them to speak," said Harlow. "This could put me out of work and make it very hard to get hired." Who is it that is silencing LGBT voices again?
http://pjmedia.com/trending/twitter-bans-gay-man-for-telling-inconvenient-truths-about-transgender-people/
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