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How about all the violence done by right wing groups in the US? They're now also starting to target vital power infrastructure to try and SCREW over trans people. Putting literally tens of thousands of people at risk in the middle of winter, just to try and inconvenience trans people.
Horrible, reprehensible, but they are not part of the government’s security apparatus. At least so far.
People think that the morality police don't exist in the United States, but it does in the nature of right wing dudes trying to push their morals on the population. It isn't very different.
So you’re equating government authorized division of enforcers to private citizens in USA. now if you can show that republicans have created a government division of officers who are to patrol the streets to enforce morality laws concerning personal relationships, dress, speech, type of foods eaten, and whether or not they are obeying religious restrictions on eating during a particular period then you have a valid point. But USA doesn’t have officers beating and arresting women for not covering their head and body parts.
People think that the morality police don't exist in the United States, but it does in the nature of right wing dudes trying to push their morals on the population. It isn't very different.
Holy smokes! You have no grip on the reality of what is done in radical Muslim countries.
I’m no fan of “right wing dudes”, but so far, I’m not aware that the MAGAs in charge during Trump’s reign (or the Libs in charge now) murdered anybody for not wearing a head scarf. So, yeah, the US is very different than Iran.
Well, the "right wing dudes" did try and kill Jussie, and Democrats believed every word of it.
Kind of shows how correct my above post was. Can't get much more evil, then to seek to deny people electricity and heating, so the die of the cold, for no other reason than they are transsexual.
Try clicking the source I comment to, and trace back the conversation.
No one is trying to do that to the trans community. Which is why a few of us called out the person for saying trans people would be denied electricity.
But, for example--in Iran, if you are of the LGBTQ+ community and walked down a city street, holding hands and showing affection, you would be arrested, probably beaten, and thrown in jail and/or far worse such as executed or tortured.
In the US, in some regions, you'd get dirty looks and get called names. But overall, you wouldn't have to worry about being arrested or executed.
Iran's fundamental human rights foundation is way off.
Hmmmm, I'm not so sure there aren't people in the US who wouldn't think that was such a bad idea.
People are now calling the LGBTQ+ community a "hate group". Think they're all pedophiles coming after the children.
There are those so opposed that they insist any people not straight up hetero are depraved individuals possessed by demons.
The backlash against the LGBTQ+ community is starting to rear its ugly head.
Hit and run poster makes an incindiary post and runs away, hoping for a flame war.
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