All the blog posts I've read on it are basically "Okay, guys, I know we're really angry at him right now, but we can divorce that from this and appreciate it, right? Right?"
Related: Spirit Day (websites turning purple in support) was Wednesday, Tumblr being an example.
Dumbo
From Obama? Well, that's ironic.
survival of the tight-lipped
Dan Savage responds on CNN.
Dumbo
I won't kill you.
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"Sweets are good. Sweets are justice."
My absolute favorite one is from Pixar
. It made me cry when I watched it.
I won't kill you.
I want to know, how much do people who are averse to "acceptance" (as opposed to "tolerance") and who are genuinely and un-choosingly squicked by the GLBT people and their behaviour... how much do they buy into this? Not that the message is intended for them, but how is this issue advancing, socially?
"Sweets are good. Sweets are justice."
Góðberit Norðling
John frikkin Nolan is apart of this...
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That guy is awesome. And it's weird, because he's old enough to be my grandpa but his voice is absolute Audio Erotica.
So, some time ago, sex columnist Dan Savage started the "It Gets Better" project, as the recent gay teen suicides were in the headlines. The project started when one of his readers commented, that he wished he could have just told to those kids that it gets better, and life is worth living to see what it brings.
Inspired by that, Dan made a video with himself and his husband, and created a YouTube channel
for those videos. The channel attracted participants from the LGBT community, and a celebrity contribution from Adam Lambert
.
But the reason I made this thread now, is that it got a contribution from Barrack Obama.