it is difficult for lgbt people to understand anything at all.morate, but not god it is necessary to commemorate god it is not necessary to commemorate, but what to do if so, therefore, the main thing, now the problem for us is us in my opinion. here you started me on me for some reason it came. again. i perceive a skeptical area, a reacted indicator and i myself will go out to the one who invented it, the blacksmith himself spoke from a bunch of restrictions that, of course, i lived half my life in the soviet union for me gdp was what i wore was a garment factory more. the taxi was the volga and the first time i flew to the united states on il-62 aircraft. and by the way, i didn’t fly well, but i say that this was gdp for me, which meant that the fact that the country of gander andrey flew lg quite the first time but the last time the slutsk ice floor on it was there, because we now we are forced to make our planes again, and we still fly on it. i will say this with two landings of the sheng revolver. look how the army is doing now. yes , all th

there are tremendous numbers of activities that they can do within the lgbt community. >> reporter: for michael and darrell, rossmoor seems to check every single box. >> all of us feel safe here. there is a community. >> reporter: it proves that if you look hard enough, you might find a silver lining in your golden years. >>> that's it for the news at 5:00! cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich starts right now. >> thank you. a family shattered as their grandmother is hit and killed by a car fleeing police. now they worry that a plea deal for the suspect will put other lives in danger. >> she was a beacon of light like nobody else i have ever known. >> they called her the glue of the family and now they are worried that justice will be denied. there plea to pamela place. >>> a large fight at a san jose high school. later, two students are stabbed. what we are learning about the campus violence that had parents rushing to pick up their kids. >>> several east bay police officers arrested in fbi raids. the latest twist in a sweeping corruption scandal. >>> and a hurricane causing concer

lgbt ideas and judging by the results , children with a special genetic set were not born successfullylet's imagine that a western publisher of such content comes to the belarusian market. and now the question is, do you want his products to be allowed on our bookshelves or television screens without any examination and restrictions, but in western countries , not only lgbt sentiment is promoted. they begin to justify pedophilia cannibalism drug addiction, and all this is written on the subcortex of children, destroying their personalities. isn't this a destructive effect when a global information war is blazing on the planet, the censorship of one country becomes a shield from the destructive propaganda of another word. a weapon capable of expressing entire nations, and if we are ready to defend our physical borders, it is criminal not to protect our mental ones and let everyone delve into the heads of our children. the clearest example of western free speech was the firing of fox news host tucker carlson. gave crazy ratings. 4.5 million people watched his broadcasts at the same time,

do you tea should be you think that the tea should be split lgbt actually, split from lgbt and actuallyit further. do i'll go a little bit further. do you think that lgbt should actually be disaggregated completely yeah, absolutely should. >> w'- should. >> it's complete >> i mean, it's complete nonsense. plus the two sl nonsense. the plus the two sl whatever it is these days that's added to this ridiculously ever growing acronym of nonsense is including people from so many different ranges from some varying or mental health issues, gender issues, sexual morality issues. how can you effectively tackle any of these issues when you have so many things to consider all at once? i mean, who's who's more important than than the other in this than than the other in this acronym do in acronym? do you go in alphabetical order? i mean, like it's getting beyond it's getting it's getting beyond nonsense it's getting it's getting beyond norwas e it's getting it's getting beyond norwase not important, ben ? i >> was it not important, ben? i mean, historically, when lgbt people were fighting for the r

do you tea should be you think that the tea should be split lgbt actually, split from lgbt and actuallyit further. do i'll go a little bit further. do you think that lgbt should actually be disaggregated completely yeah, absolutely should. >> w'- should. >> it's complete >> i mean, it's complete nonsense. plus the two sl nonsense. the plus the two sl whatever it is these days that's added to this ridiculously ever growing acronym of nonsense is including people from so many different ranges from some varying or mental health issues, gender issues, sexual morality issues. how can you effectively tackle any of these issues when you have so many things to consider all at once? i mean, who's who's more important than than the other in this than than the other in this acronym do in acronym? do you go in alphabetical order? i mean, like it's getting beyond it's getting it's getting beyond nonsense it's getting it's getting beyond norwas e it's getting it's getting beyond norwase not important, ben ? i >> was it not important, ben? i mean, historically, when lgbt people were fighting for the r

outside the camp, about 40% of lgbt youth felt that lgbt approves of this feeling at home , and slightly about 54% of those surveyed, said that they would be supported by the lgbt in schools. so that tells me that we have a lot of room for growth. these guys from the lgbt camp really feel exactly the same as the children feel in any other summer camps. tell me you would like to return to this camp, they also consider this camp everything a place where they can have fun and be themselves it makes me think that there are people who are interested in knowing about it and that it 's not just that what are you talking about? about what i thought of myself and how i feel. and how much i like this whole idea. and the fact that they look very happy , it was very interesting to communicate with the camp staff assistants, they are all from the lgbt community. we talked to them about children. maybe these children will have a better chance of understanding who they are in this world, because many are trying hide and don't say they're gay , so the camp staff told me they're focused on putting energy

more problems with the lgbt community than others?es, there are. you know, of course we're to going expect communities who have recently emigrated from countries where gay people face the death penalty. for example , the death penalty. for example, are going to be more homophobic than other communities. of course , communities which are course, communities which are devoutly religious and in those religious, ancient scriptures, it says gays should be, i don't know, stoned or disavowed from society . we can expect people society. we can expect people from those communities to be more homophobic and transphobic , and we shouldn't be scared to have that conversation. so why do why do some people on the left and members of the lgbt community, why do they find it hard to recognise ? because they hard to recognise? because they all think, you know, that the people who are oppressed are all part of the same battle and that black and brown people and gay people are all holding hands and fighting patriarchy . it's fighting the patriarchy. it's

even there, i don't know, and so on, because he no one knows how kharkiv reacted to this symbolic lgbtng, what was said about it, well , first of all, i want to point out that this perfume is part of, as i understand it, an advocacy campaign to promote changes to the legislation on same-sex civilians partnerships because among the organizers of this action are our long -known activists of the kharkiv lgbt movement of those public organizations that organize, in particular, kharkiv pride, even want to organize it in this lesson, which is really surprising to me, given the danger that any -what so-called mass actions can er-er constitute in the conditions of wartime this and that and the moment that the leading ukrainian publications wrote about the whole action and the fact that you mention it on the air shows that this action was probably successful and achieved its goal goals i.e., the information review of her turning attention to this problem. well, as for the reaction, yes, well, personally, the reactions are of course polar . negatively perceive similar things , including because

all this flirting there with the english language with the lgbt was lgbt, it does not surprise me atwithin the framework of the project in which today i am calling why, many write to me even with ukraine , you call something all the time. i say this because this is not ukraine, this is anti-russia, which in essence is. and anti-ukraine, because you are molded into what you are not, and today's current so -called. here, uh, the ukrainian government wants it. well, you know, here she is all the time looks down. well, take we, we are your bourgeois, what do we need to do, we need this is good. we will make english well the english we need. how many boys do we need, it means to burn ukrainians there, and another 60,000 is good , give money there, give it. yes, all right. so we collect. that's what it's all about, tin, but for me it's all. eh, long enough. especially at this stage , it became so completely clear that for today's hmm ukrainian so-called uh, i even state it i can't name this project. for them , this is a completely commercial story. and we adapt to you. we fight for you, we

a youth-led organization that uses arts for social change, particularly in the lenses of feminism, lgbt rights, pan-africanism, and environmental activism. - mm-hmm. - this squad of brave actors has performed together since 2016, tackling subjects that are taboo in many parts of ghana. - who's the best actor? - actually-- - i think myself. - [laughs] you volunteered yourself for that? - yes, please. - ok. [laughter] - but these days, the drama queens are forced to conduct their meetings in secrecy, changing locations every week for the sake

as you sa'build lgbt housing free from to build lgbt housing free from oppression .this is london mayor again accused of dishing out cash based on fashion and not need. so this , this is not need. so this, this is a £5,000 donation to a funding for a project to provide lgbtq+ housing free from oppression . housing free from oppression. now, on the face, i don't have any issue with this at all. i do. £5,000 is not a lot of money. whether we like it or not. in city hall terms, not a great deal. >> the principal the problem i do have with this is the fact that it's going to free them from oppression in some way. >> it's not. i mean, what oppression for a start. now you can argue this, andrew. i'm sure you could maybe more articulately than i can, but lgbtq plus is a humongous community. how can you say that you're going to free it? >> well, yeah, but this is the point, isn't it? >> i mean, victor, what do you think about this? £5,000 putting money know, lgbt money aside, you know, lgbt housing. what do they housing. what what, what do they what do they need in the house

this compound in the ugandan capital of kampala provides refuge to members of the lgbt community.g a persecuted group in the african country. now a new law not only raises the risk level, it is also pushing queer people out of their homes, says the man who established the safe house. fearing reprisals, he wishes to remain anonymous. >> now you see most of the lgbt people have been evacuated from their places of state, the reason being if they find out you have been in that house and you are gay>> now they are starting attacking people. reporter: uganda is regarded as one of the most homophobic countries in the world. harsh anti-gay legislation and queer bashing by politicians and religious leaders has led to discrimination, even violence. introducing the death sentence for gay sex has caused outrage in the international community. support from abroad has done little to shield queer people in uganda from increased persecution. safe spaces like these have become more valuable than ever. >> losing this place would be like losing a safe haven. we have tried different places but we hav

opposition to those who do not have the privilege, and in some will make her want to to get into it with lgbtame out. and now, in western society, apart from men and women, some mythical creatures with special rights and needs supposedly live. the society is fragmented. and the family is the bearer of the only, working code of the existence of mankind, only classical couples in which the spouses - this is a man and a woman guarantee our biological species survival, regardless of development. a technology family is not only a place for the emergence and education of new people. this is a cocoon that stores the genetic historical information about the traditions of ancestors from the country in which he lives. and it is also a zealous defender of any state from destructive laws. parental instinct. one of the most powerful in nature. we are arranged in such a way that the desire to protect children fixes our attention on any destructive that can harm them. the parent always scans the space and notices a dangerous outlet. a small object on the floor, a mote on a dummy, or a law can take away a ch

relation to those who do not have privileges, and for some it will cause a desire to get into it with lgbt and it came out. and now, in western society, apart from men and women, some mythical creatures with special rights and needs supposedly live. the society is fragmented. the historical memory of traditions and a reasonable approach to the creation of laws is almost impossible to destroy such a country. to do this , you first have to destroy its supporting structure, the family, and in the case of our people , the collective west is trying to do this. he just doesn't come out. firstly, the updated constitution of belarus states that only the union of a man and a woman is under the protection of the state. this excludes the recognition of same-sex marriage as the norm. secondly, support for families with children has been declared a national priority in belarus. we have 11 types of state benefits for families raising children, for example, when the first child is born, mothers are paid 10 subsistence minimum budgets. now it is 3.500 rubles. 14 budgets for the second child, then one of t

sadiq khan has put funding towards exclusively lgbt housing projects . so these are housing projects. so these are essentially called free from oppression is what these housing associations say. but is that funding segregation or progress ? and lastly, over to france . ? and lastly, over to france. france has introduced a ban on abayasin france has introduced a ban on abayas in schools . now, these abayas in schools. now, these are dresses, robe style dresses that muslim women , some muslim that muslim women, some muslim women wear. should they be bannedin women wear. should they be banned in schools? is this secularism gone too far? is this against civil liberties? let me know what you think. we've got all of that to come tonight on dewbs& co with my fantastic panel dewbs& co with my fantastic panel. but first, the latest news headlines with aaron armstrong . armstrong. >> it's a minute past six. i'm aaron armstrong. a very good news to you from the gb newsroom. let's get you up to date with the latest on the technical issue that has been causing a fail

as far as the lgbt aspect or sexual _ open. as far as the lgbt aspect or sexual orientation _ open.xual orientation aspects of the pride _ or sexual orientation aspects of the pride movement - or sexual orientation aspects of the pride movement go, i or sexual orientation aspectsj of the pride movement go, a or sexual orientation aspects . of the pride movement go, a lot of the pride movement go, a lot of movement— of the pride movement go, a lot of movement has— of the pride movement go, a lot of movement has happened - of the pride movement go, a lot of movement has happened andj of movement has happened and there's— of movement has happened and there's an — of movement has happened and there's an awful— of movement has happened and there's an awful lot _ of movement has happened and there's an awful lot more - of movement has happened and there's an awful lot more work i there's an awful lot more work to he _ there's an awful lot more work to he done _ there's an awful lot more work to he done in— there's an awful lot more work to be done in identifying - there's an awful lot mor

this is all the flirting there with the english language with the lgbt there was lgbt, it does not surpriseuse within the framework of the project in which today i call why do i call so many write to me even with ukraine something all the time here you call ukrainians. i say this because this is not ukraine, this is anti-russia, which in essence is. and anti-ukraine, because you are molded into what you are not, and today's current so -called. here, uh, the ukrainian government wants it. well, you know, this is what she looks from below all the time. well, take us, we are your bourgeois, what do we need to do, we need this is good. we will make english well the english we need. how many boys do we need, it means ukrainians burn there, and another 60,000 is good , give money there, give it. yes, all right. so we collect. that's what it's all about, tin, but for me it's all. eh, long enough. especially at this stage, it became so completely clear that for today's hmm ukrainian so-called e, i can’t even call it a state of this project. for them , this is a completely commercial story. and we a

a rainbow lgbt badge on the chest tells that jesus was bisexual.for john john was the one whom jesus loved and he was the only man who was present at the crucifixion of jesus in last words begged his mother to consider his beloved john as her partner, her son-in-law and part of their family christian art shows that john jesus with physically close hugs lying on top of each other moreover, the first king of england justified his bisexuality, exiling his jesus here the devils time e -e 60 minutes. it was a 60 minute program, right now to carry on. all the best, goodbye. on tv channel russia big news in the studio evgeny rozhkov hello, the whole informational picture of this friday in our the release of the british polish for german leopards is a real hunt

the world bank refused to provide loans to uganda from the anti-lgbt law, which had previously enteredforce in the country . according to this ruling , a new system of punishments for propaganda has been introduced in uganda homosexuality up to life imprisonment, according to the world bank, the law violates the economic and social standards with which they are accustomed to work in this organization. the board of directors of the bank stated in their opinion the fight against global poverty is impossible without taking into account the interests of the lgbt community. now sports news ilya, one of the rpl clubs is preparing a record transfer of armandani, the named russian club offered the turkish gultasaray 35 million euros for the italian national team player zamiol, the player is offered a contract in amounting to 8 million euros per year, however, the italian has not yet accepted the offer. nine penalty swords and a missed goal spartak won the fifth victory in a row in the russian football cup with a score of 5: 4 beat the parens spartak's head coach guillermo obascal considers the

a youth-led organization that uses arts for social change, particularly in the lenses of feminism, lgbtboo in many parts of ghana. - who's the best actor? - actually-- - i think myself. - [laughs] you volunteered yourself for that? - yes, please. - ok. [laughter] - but these days, the drama queens are forced to conduct their meetings in secrecy, changing locations every week for the sake of their own safety. how important is it to create a safe space, and what are you up against? - for the most part, the notions in the ghanaian community is that it's either queer people do not exist or are in hidden spaces and should stay in hidden spaces. we always have to be very, very conscious about, how are we prioritizing the safety of people that we are going to invite to this space? there's been cases where queer people just meet up, and they've been arrested for-- - arrested? - arrested, exactly, then-- - so is it against the law in ghana? - it's not, but-- - it's complicated. - it is complicated because all of this was crowned by the introduction of the anti-lgbt bill, the proper ghanaian fami

i am a battle-hardened zombie army vampire, lgbt others are convinced that children are indeed beingo street clashes from the picket of those who are against teachers informing parents that their child is thinking about changing sex with those who believe that mom and dad are not strangers after all . we just want to know how our children are raised, but imagine there are those who say that it is right to hide it from us in los angeles activist lgbt parents simply fought on the lawn in front of the school despondency exchanged angry banks from a safe distance across the street. here , parents no longer even try to question the very fact of teaching, nor the subjects that are indisputable from their point of view, but they want to have the right to choose. we're not challenging the curriculum, we're not asking for the removal of textbooks, but we're asking for an exception for parents who have an objection, really that kind of objection. zhenya, what are the illinois swim teams because she didn't want to to use the same locker room with those whom she considered men who turned out to

pridefest oakland also amplifies the lgbt community of oakland.nd cross a bridge to go have a good time. pridefest is completely different than any other pride i've been to. it feels like a local hometown kind of pride, you know. something for everybody. it's just a time to celebrate how far we've come, but then also reflect on how much there is to go. peter: well, pridefest takes place september 10th. it's really the lgbtq+ celebration of pride here in oakland, california. and it draws people from the bay area and all up and down the state of california. we'll have a parade, as you traditionally have. ours is gonnstart at frank ogawa plaza right in front of city hall, and the parade's gonna go down and end by a festival. the festival will have local vendors. we'll have music, we'll have a celebration that's unique only to the town. what's also amazing about that, it's so easy to get to this festival. you can get here by ferry, a great airport, bart, or drive in. well, it was my honor to found pridefest a couple of years ago during the pandemic wh

the world bank refused to provide loans to uganda because of the anti-lgbt law, which had previouslyed into force in the country . according to this decision, the wagandah introduced a new system of punishments for propaganda homosexuality up to life imprisonment. however, according to the world bank, the law violates the economic and social standards that bank employees are used to working with, and advisers to directors said, in their opinion, the fight against global poverty is impossible without taking into account the interests of the lgbt community. the first of the 1990s, a group trip on yachts to st. petersburg started from kaliningrad roman good morning. yes, indeed, i have to overcome more than 1,000 nautical miles without calling at ports. such voyages can become annual and transform into a full-fledged sailing regatta of nine swords. penalty, not counted goal, moscow, spartak won the fifth victory in a row, red and white in the russian football cup. with an account. 5-4 beaten on the arena spartak's head coach guillermo searched considers the first 30 minutes of the match

marathons usa local tv channel scriptnews report about the struggle of the republicans with the lgbtw activists can not understand why to divide sports competitions by gender. they are gender resentful. why can't a transvestite go into the women's restroom? why trans children should not change gender, then the onset of american adults the civil liberties union analyzed bills submitted for consideration in different us states and was horrified in just six months, more than 500 bills aimed at tightening lgbt liberty were true across the country, officials introduced a record number of bills against the lgbt community the american civil liberties union tracked 500 such bills against fight shows and gender reassignment operations more than 70 bills entered into the lgbt community has said they are being deprived of medical care, however, the republicans answer them that they are simply trying to protect children and young people. i feel that many people believe. as it goes without saying, when they look in the mirror and just see themselves as shawan shamsulu, it took 29 years to take a

okay, let's times and labour's let's do the times and labour's plans lgbt crime laws plans for lgbt hate story for all those who claim any worse claim it can't get any worse under jonathan i didn't under labour. jonathan i didn't even running, to even know they were running, to be honest this year. >> labour's plans for lgbt >> so labour's plans for lgbt hate might aid hate crime laws might aid censorship. so labour's plans for tougher hate crime laws risk aiding censorship and threatening values , a threatening liberal values, a think tank said so . a report think tank has said so. a report by apparently right wing think tank the institute of economic affairs said prominent cases proved that transgender activists do not aim to win the debate, but rather to prevent debate, but rather to prevent debate from occurring. well tell that to comedy unleashed who that to a comedy unleashed who had their show shut down in edinburgh because of grainne lindholm, is a gender lindholm, who is a gender critical comedian ? and then, critical comedian? and then, yeah, the shows were cancelled. so the id

there are no issue about lgbt. there are no issues.legislation in rwanda that says you can't be gay or anything like that. paul kagame, the president of rwanda , has said, made it quite clear he's not interested as the person leading the country. he's not bothered about what's going on in the bedroom . this is quite on in the bedroom. this is quite literally what he said. he's focus is on growing the economy , running strong, stable , running a strong, stable democracy. and so that's what he focuses on. so that allays that fear, people that go out there will have opportunities. there's no doubt about it. it's a growing economy. but they will have to pull the socks up and get with it. it won't be. and get on with it. it won't be. and what should remember, lee, is what we should remember, lee, is that we aren't under an obugafion that we aren't under an obligation the uk to send obligation in the uk to send these to somewhere that's these people to somewhere that's these people to somewhere that's the same as the uk . if they are the same

parents, conservative parents love, their children, insofar as they can perpetuate, they are anti lgbt bigotry. that was another great line. it was really hard to select one line for this speech, but go and read it. it's amazing. so they that parents are the enemy and, that the experts should be left in charge of the sacred work of child rearing, raised with morals that conform to their radicalized moral compass. i think we all met those experts over the of the last few years. they're the experts that told us that two year olds should wear cloth masks for 8 hours a day. those are amazing experts. yeah. so the author believes that children don't belong to their parents. but insofar she's making that argument, she is the argument that they instead belong to the collective to the state. and when i was my husband about this, this is i'm going to go off script for a second here, but i was fuming to my husband. this piece i said like and by the way, beat it up. he helped me edit this book. it's not like he's never heard me vent about this before. he's an amazing editor, russian magazine, was

this is all the flirting there with the english language with the lgbt was lgbt it me it is not at allrising, because within the framework of the project in which today i am calling why, many people write to me, even with ukraine , you call something all the time. i say this because this is not ukraine, this is anti-russia, which in essence is. and anti-ukraine, because you are molded into what you are not, and today's current so -called. here, uh, the ukrainian government wants it. well, you know, this is what she looks from below all the time. well, take it, we are your bourgeois, what do we need to do, we need this is good. we will make english ok english we need. how many boys we need, it means to burn the ukrainians there, and another 60,000 is good , give money there, give it. yes, all right. so we collect. that's what it's all about, tin, and and for me it's all a long time ago. especially at this stage it became so completely clear that for today's hmm ukrainian so-called. eh, i can’t even call it a state for this project. for them , this is a completely commercial story. and w

q controversial anti—lg bt q legislation which controversial anti—lgbt q legislation which passed ineged to have had relations with a 41—year—old man foot of the 20—year—old's lawyer said he will remain in custody until his case is heard by the country's high court. by, formerly known as twitter, is lifting a four—year ban on political ban on the us for medical parties foot of the company said it would expand its safety and election steams ahead of the 2024 elections. the platform is faced criticism for not doing more to prevent the spread of disinformation during us campaigns. the us secretary is in china. she is the fourth biden administration official to visit the country in three months. as part of an effort to stabilise ties between beijing and washington. in recent months, they have sparred over taiwan, trade and intellectual property. this took a closer look now at the biden administration's diplomatic push and the conflict driving a wedge between the two countries. first, secretary met with's on tuesday. she addressed dialogue needed to find common ground and achieve possible

the lgbt community, you community, lgbt, whatever you think black footballers know what knee is about is about? they care. they're they don't care. they're only doing they want to doing it because they want to protect k a week protect their 250 k a week salaries. guarantee if salaries. i can guarantee if they had and weren't they had a choice and weren't going get cancelled for not going to get cancelled for not doing it, they wouldn't it. doing it, they wouldn't do it. but problem think doing it, they wouldn't do it. but problem problem think doing it, they wouldn't do it. but problem with'oblem think doing it, they wouldn't do it. but problem with a)lem think doing it, they wouldn't do it. but problem with a)lenof think doing it, they wouldn't do it. but problem with a)lenof these the problem with a lot of these gesture they mean gesture is, is they mean something begin with. something to begin with. >> and then very quickly it becomes because people >> and then very quickly it beccyou; because people >> and then very quickly it beccyou want because people >> and then very quickly i

i'm going to be talking to an lgbt children's author next sub samuel , a an lgbt children's author nextell off of drag queen. story time look of people who want kids to look of people who want kids to look at grandparents wearing bondage, actual sexual deviance in a here's a question for you. would you take your four year old child out of nursery school if they were being read a book that featured images of men in bondage amongst other bits and bobs ? that's the decision that bobs? that's the decision that some parents in hull faced when their child had a book called grandad's pride guide, which was written and illustrated by a harry woodgate , and it was read harry woodgate, and it was read to them in pre—school . so the to them in pre—school. so the book contains images of partially naked men wearing what appeared to be leather straps, buying dog and others buying dog collars and others who had undergone apparently top surgery which removal or surgery, which is the removal or reconstruction of breast tissue surgery, which is the removal or reco people on of breast tissue surgery, whic

there are no issue about lgbt. there are no issues.legislation in rwanda that says you can't be gay or anything like that. paul kagame, the president of rwanda , has said, made it quite clear he's not interested as the person leading the country. he's not bothered about what's going on in the bedroom . this is quite on in the bedroom. this is quite literally what he said. he's focus is on growing the economy , running strong, stable , running a strong, stable democracy. and so that's what he focuses on. so that allays that fear, people that go out there will have opportunities. there's no doubt about it. it's a growing economy. but they will have to pull the socks up and get with it. it won't be. and get on with it. it won't be. and what should remember, lee, is what we should remember, lee, is that we aren't under an obugafion that we aren't under an obligation the uk to send obligation in the uk to send these to somewhere that's these people to somewhere that's these people to somewhere that's the same as the uk . if they are the same

the lgbt community, you community, lgbt, whatever you think black footballers know what knee is aboutknee is about? they care. they're they don't care. they're only doing they want to doing it because they want to protect k a week protect their 250 k a week salaries. guarantee if salaries. i can guarantee if they had and weren't they had a choice and weren't going get cancelled for not going to get cancelled for not doing it, they wouldn't it. doing it, they wouldn't do it. but problem think doing it, they wouldn't do it. but problem problem think doing it, they wouldn't do it. but problem with'oblem think doing it, they wouldn't do it. but problem with a)lem think doing it, they wouldn't do it. but problem with a)lenof think doing it, they wouldn't do it. but problem with a)lenof these the problem with a lot of these gesture they mean gesture is, is they mean something begin with. something to begin with. >> and then very quickly it becomes because people >> and then very quickly it beccyou; because people >> and then very quickly it beccyou want because people >> and then very quick

oh can you talk more about lgbt plus fat experience oh 18 upvotes fat experience.can you talk more about lgbt fat experiences if possible? the sapphic love you. they're here today. let the sapphic show up in full force tonight. yeah, i mean, so listen, i feel like much has been said about gay communities in particular cis gay men's communities in particular, much been said and more needs to be said about the experiences of fat trans who are subject to standards care that vary from office office. different surgeons can different thresholds for bmi. they will perform surgery at. so depending on which surgeon you go to, you have a different weight loss goal until they are willing perform surgery. but if that's gastric bypass surgery, congratulations can fit you right in. i would say just like a queer cis lady. hello. that there is sort of a to believe that like everything fine with the queer ladies and everything really is not fine with queer ladies and anti fatness the the tricky thing about queer lady community is in my own limited experience geographically limited

there's some indication that they are surveilling lgbt activists much active, much more intensely. and a lot of that, you know, it comes back to this idea that the lgbt lifestyle, which previously the communist party really didn't have. i mean, they were not they didn't approve, but they also didn't really go out of their way to say much about it. it was kind of a don't ask, don't tell approach in a lot of ways, especially, you know, the later years of the hu jintao era, that's that's reversed. they don't i don't they don't they sort of actively disapprove now. and they're using these tools to to express that disapproval. i wonder if someone is that married to that might go on. yeah, sure. i was going to say that the underpinning of this all is also because the party is creating a new social contract for chinese citizens. in the past, the social contract was always keep us in power, we will deliver like higher economic growth and higher right. and and now we've seen china, china's economy slowing down the fissures in the economy like very, you know, like the property bubble is fina