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(derived through a process of inductive, qualitative, data analysis)
@NormandGamboa [name pseudonymized] [ontology] : This 6 minute read will show you how we have arrived where we are in this country.
How else could we disintegrate as a society?
Legalize pedophilia.
It’s what’s to come if these guys have it their way.
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#agenda #culture #woke #pride #trans #maps… [URL redacted] [URL redacted]
#IdentityLGBTQIAGay
#WebsiteTheFloridaStandard https://www.theflstandard.com/the-gay-liberation-front-and-the-homosexual-revolution-have-you-read-the-manifesto/
#OrgUSGayLiberationFrontGLF
#NarrativeValuesFamily
And http://web-static.nypl.org/exhibitions/1969/liberation.html
Context " The oppression of gay people starts in the most basic unit of society, the family. consisting of the man in charge, a slave as his wife, and their children on whom they force themselves as the ideal models. The very form of the family works against homosexuality. At some point nearly all gay people have found it difficult to cope with having the restricting images of man or woman pushed on them by their parents. It may have been from very early on, when the pressures to play with the 'right' toys, and thus prove boyishness or girlishness, drove against the child's inclinations. But for all of us this is certainly a problem by the time of adolescence, when we are expected to prove ourselves socially to our parents as members of the right sex (to bring home a boy/girl friend) and to start being a 'real' (oppressive) young man or a 'real' (oppressed) young woman. The tensions can be very destructive. The fact that gay people notice they are different from other men and women in the family situation, causes them to feel ashamed, guilty and failures. How many of us have really dared by honest with our parents? How many of us have been thrown out of home? How many of us have been pressured into marriage, sent to psychiatrists, frightened into sexual inertia, ostracised, banned, emotionally destroyed-all by our parents?" https://sourcebooks.fordham.edu/pwh/glf-london.asp
Context " The oppression of gay people starts in the most basic unit of society, the family. consisting of the man in charge, a slave as his wife, and their children on whom they force themselves as the ideal models. The very form of the family works against homosexuality. At some point nearly all gay people have found it difficult to cope with having the restricting images of man or woman pushed on them by their parents. It may have been from very early on, when the pressures to play with the 'right' toys, and thus prove boyishness or girlishness, drove against the child's inclinations. But for all of us this is certainly a problem by the time of adolescence, when we are expected to prove ourselves socially to our parents as members of the right sex (to bring home a boy/girl friend) and to start being a 'real' (oppressive) young man or a 'real' (oppressed) young woman. The tensions can be very destructive. The fact that gay people notice they are different from other men and women in the family situation, causes them to feel ashamed, guilty and failures. How many of us have really dared by honest with our parents? How many of us have been thrown out of home? How many of us have been pressured into marriage, sent to psychiatrists, frightened into sexual inertia, ostracised, banned, emotionally destroyed-all by our parents?" https://sourcebooks.fordham.edu/pwh/glf-london.asp
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