@nosleep This isn't even the latest one, new one looks even worse. Look at this bullshit. The rainbow is only like 1/4 of the flag now.
Rainbow flag was already literally perfect and they completely ruined it.
Rainbow flag was already literally perfect and they completely ruined it.
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@galena @nosleep@neckbeard.xyz
>rainbow flag was perfect
Well, no. Hell no. That flag was designed with an intencion to seperate and point at the "monsters" in our society. It separated normies from the people it claims to represent making them into a target.
How the fuck do you think that ever was a good idea?
@LukeAlmighty @nosleep The whole point of the rainbow is that it's supposed to represent everyone - it's a rainbow, it's everything in harmony. It didn't need to be modified to be more inclusive because it's a symbol that already represents everyone together.
@galena @nosleep@neckbeard.xyz
Yet people who use flag always say they don't give a single shit about straight people... 
@LukeAlmighty @nosleep Assholes ruin everything and any movement for equality will eventually be subverted or co-opted and turned into a mockery of what it was meant to be.
@galena @LukeAlmighty @nosleep > any movement for equality will eventually be subverted or co-opted and turned into a mockery of what it was meant to be
When a problem (in this case, "equality, specifically lack thereof") that turns out to be insoluble (in this case, "any movement for equality will eventually be subverted or co-opted..."), it's a good idea to step back and consider whether or not you're asking the wrong question and/or the right question[s] is/are being asked in the first place.
When a problem (in this case, "equality, specifically lack thereof") that turns out to be insoluble (in this case, "any movement for equality will eventually be subverted or co-opted..."), it's a good idea to step back and consider whether or not you're asking the wrong question and/or the right question[s] is/are being asked in the first place.
@galena @LukeAlmighty @nosleep For as engineers say, "The first step in solving a problem is in phrasing the question correctly."
