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Old 08-22-2011, 05:27 AM
 
Location: Kansas
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Isn't there any way to have a specialty section for LGBT issues? With such a small percentage of the population being a part of this lifestyle and of there special needs, it would just make more sense. I have a son with Down syndrome and I would never think of making that an issue in the major sections, state after state, debate after debate and if you want to experience true discrimination and have something to crow about, a developmental disability would definitely put you there and, "special needs" is a separate category under "Parenting" so that small percentage of the population has been set aside, of course, that is not "discrimination". Many of threads that are started are started or they think in a way to disguise what is really going to be discussed. I just think that with the special needs of the LGBT community that it would benefit everyone if they have a designated section because I am guessing that for the most part, the issues they have are not unique to any one area, business, etc.

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