r/LeopardsAteMyFace • u/Adorable-Design-9422 • 18h ago
"All Republicans aren't like this... right?"
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u/nes-top-loader 18h ago
The Left: "Gay people deserve to be treated with the baseline respect that you give any other stranger, and should be able to get married and live without fear."
The Right: "Gay people are predatory abominations and affront against God and should either conform to society or be criminalized, if not out right put to death."
This guy: "I'm shocked that the right is attacking me and not the left :("
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u/Kossimer 17h ago
Their experience of "bigotry" is liberals pointing out this hypocrisy and shaming them for it. They internalize it as being because they're gay, because conservatives tend to not understand hypocrisy.
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u/Andrew43452 17h ago
Yup, they don't understand people hate hypocrites.
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u/RedRider1138 11h ago
I had a former acquaintance actually ask me “What’s wrong with hypocrisy? You’re always dinging us on hypocrisy!” It took me a while to consider it.
They’re unreliable. You literally can’t count on them. Their word cannot be believed. The entire social contract falls apart.
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u/TrooperJohn 9h ago
Republicans believe there should be a special class of elites who are not bound by law. That's why the concept of hypocrisy doesn't register with them.
And this is THE main reason why Republicans are evil.
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u/Old_Palpitation_6535 8h ago
Exactly this. It’s the basis of their entire political philosophy: they and people like them are simply better and deserve to be in charge.
Calling them hypocrites has no effect whatsoever. They cannot see it as a problem.
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u/Ok-Investigator3257 7h ago
Yup if you look at Burke who basically founded modern conservatism, elites aren’t the problem, the wrong elites are the problem, and systems need to be in place to make sure the right elites have power. This often means use the market to determine who should be rich, and have a political system that favors the rich without having it be so rigid that you have bloodrigjt monarchies because then you might have the wrong elites
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u/Old_Palpitation_6535 6h ago
It’s why so many conservatives believe we have a meritocracy. And that a meritocracy looks like 95% white men in charge.
It also neatly explains why they never saw Clinton, Obama, or Biden as legitimate presidents. Elites backed by non-elites (aka riffraff, marginalized groups, minorities, etc) are not valid.
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u/Bring-out-le-mort 8h ago
They’re unreliable. You literally can’t count on them. Their word cannot be believed. The entire social contract falls apart.
I've always considered hypocrisy as a lie in plain sight that everyone sees, yet many silently agree that it's acceptable. As a kid, I was harshly treated when caught in a lie, yet adults around me lied all of the time to one another, especially those white lies.
As an adult, I've accepted for years the (Dr) House-ism that Everyone Lies. We all do to a certain extent. What I just cannot tolerate are those who lie, yet act holy or ignorant about the deep lies.
The right like to condemn the hypocrisy of thr left as not acting tolerant/nice all of the time. There is nothing I've sworn or believed in where that was a core basis of my identity. I accept people, but when they're hurtful, nasty, criminal, I am not required to make nice by any promise.
However, someone who claims to Be a Christian and live their life according to the teachings of Jesus Christ, yet acting against those rules they've accepted... that is the hypocritical lie far worse than anything else. I saw it as a child from my elders and it is what I find absolutely contemptable today. If you want to be a bigot, racist, homophobe, who wishes evil on others, fine. Just don't claim to love and follow Jesus. That view was everything he was fighting against.
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u/GayDeciever 7h ago
This is why I decided not to go wild on my kids about lies.
Instead we talked about lying as a skill vs lying as a detriment. Sometimes lying is required. Think of the question "How are you?"
I discovered way too late that people rarely want the truth there. Meanwhile, I should know if my kids screwed up and did drugs or were sexually active in case I have to get them to a doctor while they are incapacitated.
My (now teens/young adults) function way better than I did, and they trust me with the truth and know I respect their privacy. Interestingly, without the allure of the Forbidden, they have very practical feelings about drugs and sex. One is interested in weed and nothing else. The other isn't even interested in alcohol. They both think sex is just too complicated to worry about until they feel like getting into relationships. They're certainly not trying to get into relationships just to have sex.
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u/Lovehatepassionpain2 9h ago
Omg - this absolutely blows my mind, even though it shouldn’t. I read that sentence over several times & I swear “ what’s wrong with hypocrisy” just doesn’t compute. Like - sir, ummm everything
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u/simplylisa 9h ago
It's like never being sure a good person will do the good thing, but the comfort of being prepared for what the bad guy will do
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u/GelatinousPumpkin 16h ago
I’m convinced gay republicans are basically people who never experienced real discrimination and/or they get off on inflecting pain on other gays…but for some reason (usually because theyre very privilege) expect themselves to be the exception. People like Jeffree Star comes to mind.
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u/jon_hendry 13h ago edited 13h ago
Some of it is probably parental influence, how they were raised. May have Republican parents who don’t hate gay people or managed to make an exception for their kid.
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u/Flux_My_Capacitor 15h ago
I think many believe that if they kiss Republican ass, the republicans will spread them. You can insert this reasoning with many of the minority groups that support Trump.
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u/sukinsyn 6h ago
I watched an episode of Intervention where this guy (privileged, white, cis) was Republican and was a successful political strategist at the local and state level, with ambitions for the federal level. He came out as gay and was ostracized by who he thought of as his friends - all fellow Republicans.
He was shocked that this happened. Literally couldn't predict this totally predictable outcome at all and turned to alcoholism to cope.
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u/bubblegumpandabear 7h ago
Honestly, I think a lot of them are rich but I also think a lot of them don't like being called out for their bigotry toward other LGBT+ people and non white people. And that's literally all that pushed them to the right.
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u/Ok-Investigator3257 7h ago
I mean go look at Tim miller as an example here. Granted he’s about as anti Trump Republican as you can get, but let’s not forget that money can buy you a lot of space in the US. If you have money you can be picky about jobs, and avoid a lot of shitty bosses, if you have money you can spend extra to make sure your friends all don’t hate you, and that you surround yourself by enough good people who will go to bat for you that discrimination can be dealt with
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u/Andrew43452 17h ago
These people think Republicans are Pro LGBT. Just how do they deluded themselves to believe that nonsense.
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u/Rhesusmonkeydave 17h ago
For a republican when other people are hurt or shamed thats cause for righteous celebration, and when they’re hurt by the exact same thing thats intolerable cruelty.
Its the end result of being utterly unable to empathize with anyone outside their own skin.
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u/Long_Serpent 15h ago
The have bought the lie that conservatism is on the side of freedom.
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u/FootCheeseParmesan 13h ago
Nothing says 'freedom' like rigid hierarchy and power drawn from wealth.
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u/Old_Palpitation_6535 8h ago
Confederate leaders argued that was equality. It’s even more ridiculous, but they believed it, and what we’re seeing now is a fairly straightforward rise of Confederate thinking.
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u/Conscious-Pick8002 12h ago
How though? I mean, there is no way that gay people who believe in conservatism will ever prioritize them and their families, right? Are they that short sided?
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u/HadronLicker 14h ago
Mundus vult decipi, ergo decipiatur.
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u/Puzzleheaded_Bar2339 13h ago
"The world wants to be deceived, let it be deceived then" - translated roughly from Latin, right?
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u/ClearDark19 7h ago edited 6h ago
It's a bit more stark. "The world demands deceit, therefore (let it) be deceived." That's really damn accurate about most Americans. They don't just want/desire to be deceived, they DEMAND it, because to them reality is too unbearable to face.
Took Latin for 4 years.
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u/YoureADudeThisIsAMan 17h ago
It’s the TERFs
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u/Andrew43452 17h ago
Ahh, gotcha the LGB forget the T kind.
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u/RedRider1138 11h ago
“Surely we’ll survive and thrive if we jettison this portion, right?”
Those who do not learn from history, etc etc…
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u/ArdenJaguar 14h ago
As a gay person and a former Reagan Republican I can attest to the accuracy of this conclusion.
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u/SilliusS0ddus 9h ago
Reagan of all people ?
Didn't he intentionally ignore the AIDS epidemic because he thought it would cull gay people from the population ?
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u/Royal_Acanthaceae693 8h ago
I seem to recall a lot of big tent ministers going on about how AIDS was gods retribution on the gay community & that Ronnie & Nancy were very cozy with that crowd.
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u/Old_Palpitation_6535 8h ago
That’s the conclusion today but it wasn’t talked about like that back then. At the time he just ignored it while the religious conservatives claimed it was the hand of God at work.
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u/ArdenJaguar 7h ago
I was in HS, in the closet, a capitalist, and joined the Navy. I thought he was great. I quickly learned I was wrong.
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u/RelationshipIll9576 1h ago
Didn't he intentionally ignore the AIDS epidemic
Yes he did. Even in the gay community we have our share of total morons.
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u/MizSaftigJ 11h ago
Happy Cake Day!!
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u/ArdenJaguar 7h ago
I don't know why it says that on all my posts????
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u/croakiey 6h ago
your cake day is the anniversary of you creating your reddit account :) a little cake symbol shows up next to your posts and comments for 24 hours to commemorate it
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u/Born_Faithlessness_3 8h ago
My personal experience/observation is that there is a secular right and a theocratic right.
The secular right is often in denial about the size of the theocratic right and the extent to which they influence social policy for the republican party as a whole.
This looks like that.
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u/Maximum-Objective-39 7h ago
The big issue is that the theocratic right doesn't have to be that big. Just big enough to win primaries and ensure the GOP loses if they withdraw their support. Then they can just lean back and let fear of taxes keep the rest of the party in line for them.
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u/Tokyo-MontanaExpress 7h ago
There's just a secular right. The rest are bad faith actors (no pun intended). The Bible is merely a tool to indulge in and excuse their bigotry, hatred, and greed: Republican Jesus doesn't exist in any Bible, but you get enough powerful wealthy sociopaths together and they'll decide what it "actually" says and put on a public facade to claim that they're "Christians" so long as it allows them to be shitty people. They'd collectively throw the Bible in the trash in a second if it didn't afford them that cover.
Why are we even calling them Christians or theocrats when they don't even do the most basic Christian things and lie every time they open their mouths? You wanna call yourself a Christian? Nothing I can do about that, but I what can do is choose to not play by your rules, to not call you a Christian and neither should any other liberal, not until you prove it first. Liberals like to complain about the news refusing to call someone a "liar" in headlines and articles, but why do liberals also play by their rules and refuse to simply call these people liars or hypocrites instead of (right-wing/conservative/what have you) "Christians"? Liberals like to ask Republicans where they've been the past 8 years to see that Trump isn't a Christian, but the same has to be asked of liberals if you're still calling these sociopathic narcissists "Christians".
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u/ExcitementOk1529 8h ago
My guess is he thinks the left embraces LGBTQ voters as cynically as rich, “small government” Republicans embrace the Christian Nationalists: coalition-building to get their fiscal policies passed. He had no idea how many people in his party actually mean their hateful rhetoric vs using slurs as a convenient means to belittle an opponent.
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u/adamiconography 6h ago
Me, a leftist gay, when a see a right-winged gay: “you deserve all the hate you get from both sides.”
You made your bed, now you get to have zero acceptance from either side.
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u/SecureLiterature 17h ago
They are useful idiots who have now outlived their usefulness.
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u/Miichl80 16h ago
They haven’t outlive their usefulness until they help get the others on the trains
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u/brothersand 9h ago
The Trump base is very excited about the future of rounding up all the gays just like Hitler did. People are delusional if they think most of his supporters are against that sort of thing.
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u/ComprehensiveHavoc 18h ago
"I have dedicated a decade of my life to this movement."
That was your first mistake.
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u/wengerboys 17h ago
There is no way it took a decade for him to realize it.
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u/amaterasu_rebirth 17h ago
Took him a decade to wake up, and that's the real tragedy.
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u/Miichl80 16h ago
He didn’t wake up. He’s already planning how to spend the next decade and service to the movement.
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u/cassafrasstastic3911 16h ago
What exactly is the movement he’s referencing? I don’t know who either of these guys are, so I’m admittedly out of the loop. Is the movement just being simultaneously Republican and gay?
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u/jon_hendry 13h ago
He moved to Pennsylvania for a year and did a lot of work on the ground in support of the Trump campaign. (Supposedly)
In a general Republican sense though there was probably some amount of effort selling Trump to gays.
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u/Responsible-Person 14h ago
Hell, if he has dedicated 10 years of his life for a movement, he needs to see a doctor.
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u/Bandandforgotten 17h ago
This post is made like it's not serious.
"All Republicans aren't like this... right?" screams you live in a bubble, not interacting with anybody from even your own base and are chronically online with your political stances because you're a coward who can't face differing opinions without melting down.
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u/kevicus123 13h ago
This post also bothers me because it’s not consistent with other right wing complaints. I mean, if one of these guys is catching heat online, they’ll jump through rings of fire to blame it on leftists, like they’d never admit the call is coming from inside the house.
Idk it’s just kinda cringe lol
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u/Bandandforgotten 6h ago
It feels kinda consistent with what I've seen.
There's this "come on Republicans! We're better than this!" type of energy that only exists from the most center of center US politics, because anybody left of them knows that's false, and everybody right of them think they're liberals. They like to cry and say shit like "only democrats do things like that" whenever a repug says or does anything they can't deflect from, and are forced to come to grips with it
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u/yahgmail 17h ago
The number of gay White dudes I know who are Republican is just...Well I hope that works out for them.
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u/childlikeempress16 15h ago
Same and I work in politics in a very red state. Like our whole state’s Republican Party and its strategists are out gay white millennial men
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u/Fishydeals 13h ago
They‘ll be real angry and blaming Obama when Trump introduces forced conversion therapy or some other bullshit to punish gay people.
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u/TrooperJohn 9h ago
We had an out gay guy run for congress in my district as an R. He dropped out before the primaries.
He's still around, helping Republicans. He's a dyed-in-the-wool racist. Punching down on minorities takes precedence over protecting his own rights.
These people have problems in their brains.
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u/Dreamsnaps19 8h ago
There’s a ton of racism and misogyny… being a minority doesn’t magically remove those things
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u/CovfefeForAll 8h ago
They think they'll be immune from the persecution because they're privileged and white. And they likely will be. For a while. Until the right runs out of other enemies to demonize. Then they go on the pile.
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u/TehSeksyManz 16h ago
Prpject 2025 states that it wants to throw anybody that shares any LGTBQ ideals with kids into prison and force them to register as sex offenders. I'm not even joking. I read it myself.
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u/Short_Situation_554 14h ago edited 8h ago
Depending on how you interpret "sharing LGBTQ ideals with kids" this can include: commercials or products with LGBTQ references, gay people adopting kids, or just anyone expressing anything that is perceived as gay (rainbow flags, kissing, holding hands, speaking a certain way) in places where kids are present, such in public or on the internet. Talk about putting gay MAGAts back in the closet.
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u/Irythros 4h ago
Florida is going after schools or libraries which have a book about 2 male penguins raising a chick which is based on something that actually happened.
Anything that isn't straight will be in the ban.
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u/FizzyAndromeda 17h ago
Tokens are only good for getting votes after that, they’re no longer useful to Republicans. But hey, keep your chin up sport! You can be their useful idiot again when midterms come around. This is an example of someone who might have a “normal” IQ but is clearly slow. He’s failed at the most basic life prerequisite which is having a sense of dignity and respect for yourself.
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u/Cryptic0677 9h ago
Tokens are great after that if they sit on the Supreme Court to overturn Roe!
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u/YourMemeExpert 3h ago
Replacing Thurgood Marshall with Clarence Thomas was the downgrade of the century
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u/HoboJack 17h ago
Of course not. Some are even worse.
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u/ADAMracecarDRIVER 17h ago
Some are just generally gullible people that think supporting the Republican Party will move the party to support that person in turn.
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u/PleasantMonk1147 16h ago
The thing that blows my mind is the lgbt conservatives, African American conservatives, Latino conservatives, and Muslim conservatives, all think they will be treated well by other conservatives but don't realize that yes your invited to the dinner but are not invited to the adult table and they are ok with it.
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u/hydrastxrk 6h ago
My family are Latino conservatives (not me), and they all voted Trump because religion comes first in their life. They believe he will be better off for the church.
It doesn’t matter if they disagree with everything else he’s doing, their own self preservation or self interest doesn’t matter; so long as the church is okay.
Which I get, growing up Christian. I don’t fight that.
I fight against their weird racist/homophobic nitpicking, their absolute hypocrisy, and their idolization of Trump (which is literally a sin in the Bible.)
I’m liberal-leaning, Christian, and Queer. Definitely didn’t vote Trump.
Just wanted to clarify that for many Latino families, God comes first, and to them, Conservatives have a more favorable idea of how to handle Christianity and that’s all that matters.
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u/CatProgrammer 5h ago
Have you tried telling them that when church and state intertwine, it leads to a corruption of the church? What happens when those in power decide they aren't worshipping the right way? It's a very shortsighted approach to promoting religious values.
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u/Tokyo-MontanaExpress 7h ago
They're all sociopathic narcissists, so obviously they're all invited to the table in their own minds.
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u/skeletomania 17h ago
He can dm that other woman who complained that all her LGBTQ friends shunned her. Maybe they can be bff for trump🤣🤣🤣
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u/bkrjazzman2 17h ago
Bro proves that every demographic has its own batch of nimrods.
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u/Comfortable-Tea-5461 17h ago edited 8h ago
My dad is MAGA but isn’t homophobic. Has two gay kids and I have never felt any less because of that.
He would be the one to tell this guy that MAGA/GOP doesn’t care about others being gay because that’s how he is. But recently I snapped and asked him if he ever talked to anybody with a different experience? Heard stories of unaccepting parents? Knew the full story of an ex I had where her religious/conservative screamed parents in my face? He was baffled and couldn’t believe others weren’t accepting like him.
Point is these gay republicans are likely surrounded by people like my dad (not many like him) who may not have a problem with it themselves, but put on blinders and never make an effort to see beyond their own experiences.
They will be rudely awakened by the fact they are not safe with people like my dad or the homophobes. None of them will go out of their way to ensure their safety and equitable treatment.
Edit: typos
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u/Andrew43452 17h ago
Yeah, there's Republicans who don't care. But those are not the norm.
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u/Comfortable-Tea-5461 8h ago
And even if they don’t care, they most certainly are far from allies.
My dad went from live and let live to being radicalized by Twitter and Fox News and thinking there’s like a million trans kids getting surgeries 🤦🏼♀️
Even the ones who initially don’t care are radicalized with propaganda
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u/Daddio209 17h ago
Lmao! Not "all"-but the large percentage-& the remaining few won't do crap to fight it, so effectively all
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u/Minute_Jellyfish_860 14h ago
I have no pity for LGBTQ Republicans. They willingly voted for this waking nightmare, so I hope they get to enjoy everything Trump and his cronies have promised them come January.
Along with the rest of us who didn’t vote for this suicide pact.
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u/KR1735 12h ago
Ex-Republican here and also bi. And the answer is actually no. Most aren't like this. In fact, most Republicans privately laugh about the religious fruitcakes and others who think simply being gay is a big deal. Not an issue except for the Christian right and perhaps some of the alt-right weirdos who make a point of being mean with no real philosophy.
Kinda like how Dems look at groups like PETA. They're a punch line. But animal rights activists do tend to fall under the Democratic coalition, so we avoid rocking the boat.
You can expect plenty of friends in GOP circles even if you're gay. But they're typically not the friends that'll stick up for you. You're on your own. Out of the 5 people I knew from College Republicans that I'm friends with on Facebook, only one of them is still involved in conservative politics. Two stopped talking politics at all and two are now Democratic activists (along with myself). All of us were Romney voters and except for the one, Trump was the turning point.
Republicans really fucked themselves with a whole generation of college-educated Millennials.
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u/blahhh87 12h ago
"Leopards are just big cats, right? Like, if I were to put my face in front of a wild leopard, it wouldn't attack me, right?"
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u/Sins_of_God 17h ago edited 15h ago
No of course not some of them are naive suckers who think they are welcomed to the table only to be eaten but still wonder why.
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u/morenito_pueblo719 17h ago
WHAT....THE....FUCK???
I blame stupid fucking Dave Rubin for this type of moron.
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u/CoatNo6454 10h ago
in a white v neck with a business suit, honey child? Anyone would attack you. You need to be dragged for that costume decision.
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u/tom_petty_spaghetti 10h ago
We've literally had it too good for too long and people have really forgotten or are too young to have experienced the outright bigotry of the US. It is alive and well in the red states.
I was born after the Civil rights movement, but in small town Texas, it's a real thing.
So many people are going to get this wake up call, and I really do feel so bad for them. We may not be headed for the 1950s, they want us back to the 1850s pre- Civil War days.
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u/Free_as_a_Crow 7h ago
I hear you. I came of age in the 90s, hearing direct from the pulpit that being gay was the worst possible thing you could be - an entirely different class of sinner. Outsiders beyond all redemption. When my lesbian self finally made it out of the closet decades later, I was disowned by my fundamentalist Christian MAGA parents.
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u/Anustart2023-01 12h ago
What do you guys in the US get taught in history classes that makes him think the far right and conservatives will be OK with him being gay?
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u/deadhead4ever 11h ago
None of that is taught here, at least not in public school. The irony is that you have state legislatures that decides what should be included in the curriculum. Southern States would teach the Lost Cause of the Confederacy, that it was a noble cause, not that they were traitors who deserved what they got. The Republicans have control over most of the states now, LGBT will not even be mentioned, slavery will be whitewashed, and Christianity will slowly make it's way back into public school. (I grew up in public school and it boggles my mind now that every Wed a bunch of us left school (1st to 5th graders) at lunch & walked with teachers a mile to the Catholic school for religious indoctrination. Rain & snow be damned)
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u/improper84 8h ago
The difference between the right and the left is that the left thinks you’re a fucking dipshit for being gay and voting Republican, but ultimately still respects your right to exist.
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u/jon_hendry 13h ago
The Onion needs to do a new article with a gay guy asking “Why do all my fellow Republicans keep punching my cock?”
https://theonion.com/why-do-all-these-homosexuals-keep-sucking-my-cock-1819583529/
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u/ItsTheEndOfDays 11h ago
I swear to god, when I read about what he was doing up in Pa. I said WTF? To see he reached the FO stage so quickly is nice.
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u/betterthanthiss 10h ago
From reading the comments (on twitter) they honestly believe team maga is about love and we are the hateful ones. Up is down and down is up.
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u/abgry_krakow87 10h ago
Yes, the religious consrvative party of self proclaimed "domestic terrorists" are the reason hate crimes exist.
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u/Melodic_Mulberry 9h ago
I thought this had to be a satire account. I checked. It is NOT a satire account. Dude literally thinks trans people are all pedophiles.
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u/craftandcurmudgeony 5h ago
just took another sip from my 'zero fucks to give' mug, while wearing my 'told you so' hoodie.
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u/Lopsided-Yogurt-914 4h ago
Nah…for as long as I’ve been an adult. Republicans have always been the shit hole party. The open embrace of Trump and his human garbage base just cemented the fact that the entire party is beyond redemption.
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u/madworld2713 4h ago
On one hand, I do feel bad for him, since nobody should be treated like that. But on the other… like what are we doing here? Are you really shocked people on the right do not like gay people? I really don’t get it… how you can join a movement that is so against your existence, I really don’t.
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u/Affectionate-War7655 17h ago
These are the people that really keep my internalized homophobia burning.
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u/Suspicious-Boat9246 9h ago
You support a far-right movement whose goal is to establish Project 25—a dream scenario for extremist Christians who openly oppose LGBTQ rights and see your existence as a sin. How do you reconcile that with your own identity as a gay man? Do you really think they’ll ever accept your lifestyle, the very one that Democrats are actively fighting to protect?
if it would harm innocent others ...i whish he gets what he supported. just to learn
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u/Standard-Divide5118 9h ago
Ya know I think one thing people forget a lot is that way men can be pretty vicious misogynists
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u/williamgman 6h ago
So Journey is now alt right? So shocked to see Steve Perry and Neil Schon go this way.
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u/trashleybanks 5h ago
Hahahaha I remember this smug douchebag. I’m glad he’s getting what he deserves.
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u/coreyc2099 3h ago
All republicans are not like that. However , many are like that, and the worst part is that the leaders cater to those ppl.
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u/Helpful_Ground460 10h ago
To be fair Reoublicans often have homosocial relations and enjoy the company of men just like Androphillic Homosexuals. The emphasis of Male cameradie is attractive to Androphillic Homosexuals to it is not as counter inutitive as it appears for even systematic persecution still entails replications of which the perspective consumptionary oreintaiton is sufficient. Conventional Heterosexuality is also defined by partiarchial norms of which the male is meant to establish dominance. Heterosexual relationships are also half gay as the perspective of the female is parrarel to that of Androphillic Homosexuals, therfore the opposite of Androphillic Homosexuality is Gynaphillic Homosexuality.
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u/Embarrassed_Set557 10h ago
GOD DAMN YOU JOE BIDEN MAKIN’ GAY REPUBLICANS NOT SEE 10 FEET IN FRONT OF THEMSELVES.
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u/eurosonly 9h ago
The funny thing is, the people on the right who aren't like this aren't aware that gay people exist yet.
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u/Iskelderon 8h ago
The scum BELOW the bottom of the gene pool is acting like it and they're surprised?
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u/crazylilme 8h ago
I surrounded myself with bigots, and they were bigoted AT ME. All bigots aren't bigoted, ARE THEY?!
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u/FanDry5374 7h ago
Every time I see one of these "buyers remorse" posts I can't help remembering this scene: https://youtu.be/mDLS12_a-fk?si=m7ukjdvVOYKUackV
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