Pride Is Not A Celebration Anymore

It's a protest, legality is not considered.
You can do illegal things as long as you say it's a protest

This is a joke, right?
Next time tell us how stupid you are from the start of the thread, so we don't bother reading it.

By the same logic, cops shouldn't go out and arrest drunk and disorderly people on St. Partick's Day because they are celebrating their "Irishness." They should get drunk, urinate on the streets and do whatever the hell they want because they're drunk? It shouldn't be an excuse to get so drunk tbh. Likewise, Pride isn't an excuse to do whatever the fk you want. You still have to celebrate it within the laws of the country. Sex on the streets is not legal for ANYONE and never should be.

It is people like you who damage the reputation of these days in the eyes of the general public shouting about not being able to be a dickhead in public. Then you blame the public.

As for the homeless thing. I might agree with you there. Remember the bathroom debacle? That was a load of public hoo-hah initiated by Trump for publicity from his cronies. People still do whatever they do. Geez, in fact, most of the time, I wouldn't even notice because I generally ignore people that I don't know in public bathooms. No one cares. I guarantee most people in homeless shelters will continue not caring so long as the person is outwardly the gender they claim. What are they going to do? Yell "Drop yo pants!" They can't do that.

Yeah, the point was you all the time.

They've responded to me like 10 times after this is his point.

Go argue with timestamps all you fucking like.

Every great stride forward in human equality has been forced upon those who wanted to maintain the status quo. The abolition of slavery, women's suffrage, dismantling of apartheid - everything. It's unfortunate, but conservatives in power view any step towards greater equality as a direct threat to their power and will resist it with everything they can.

It's not just human equality, though. Climate change is probably the single greatest threat facing mankind right now - the literal destruction of our planet - and the current US government denies that climate change is a thing - they refuse to even say the words because they've somehow been made political. Cities and towns devastated by unprecedented flooding, tornadoes, and/or hurricanes are struggling to deal with "changing weather conditions" because the mayors in conservative areas dare not say the words "climate change."

But it doesn't even have to be something as abstract and hard to grasp as climate change. There were 323 mass shootings in the US last year - almost one mass shooting a day, every day. There have been 148 mass shootings so far this year, and we're only ~150 days into the year. There were 97 school shootings last year, 32 so far this year. And yet the solution proposed in Florida to combat school shootings is to arm the teachers? The US has the greatest number of civilian guns in the world. The US has more civilian guns than every other country put together, and twice as many guns per person as the next highest country. There are more civilian guns in the US than people. But clearly the problem is that we don't have enough guns. If only we could get more guns into schools, that would surely make schools safer. I gotta hand it to the NRA for being able to convince or strong-arm politicians into passing laws that try to address school shootings by throwing guns at the problem.

Didn't the lost cause thing rather have to do with you repeatedly stopping to take your prescribed medication rather than being trans?

I'm not a doctor but if that's the case I can understand why it would be frustrating for a medical professional to try and treat somebody who refuses to be helped and why they would think their time is better spent elsewhere.

I'm sorry to hear that, saddens me that people would give up on someone, to some degree it also is dependent if you're willing to receive the help and use the advice given. But still giving on someone's well being isn't something we should do. Wish you the best

There are various protests that have been held in success that followed the rules of the law

How do religious views harm you? You want your views to be tolerated, they want theirs to be tolerated. As long as you aren't being personally hurt or forced to do something it shouldn't harm you. Despite the crusades, fundamentalist attacks and abuse scandals religion itself isn't bad. And there are many people out there doing good deeds based on regious beliefs. No, I'm not religious.

You mentioned Puritans as counterpart in the OP and wrote this in a reply:

They're also tryna make it so doctors can refuse to treat lgbt people on religious grounds, it's so great.

While doctors are bound to the oath not to hurt their patients, they are only obliged to treat someone in an emergency case. If they have other patients to treat or their praxis is already closed, you can be sent away. Hospitals and doctors on call ofc can't do this, if it's really an emergency case.
Now if the doctor sends you away solely based on being part of LGTB, it's discrimination and thus should be sentenced. But if the doctor refuses this due to religious or somewhat ethic beliefs, it's your personal development against his. Which judge should now decide whose personal development has a higher value? There is no true or false for beliefs. No, I'm not a doctor.

Thanks to health care and competition you should have enough doctors around you to look for one who wouldn't refuse you. The US health care surely isn't good, but that's another topic. And if they'd really want to exclude LGTB from health care in general, I'm on your side.

When cops don't kill is 'cause of heneealizations, I won't generalize them. Also I didn't generalize them anyway, just said fuck 'em.

I assume "heneealization" is just a typo, otherwise I don't know what it should be. You wrote:

And yeah, fuck cops, they shouldn't involved in pride in any way unless they're getting bricks thrown at them again.

and

Theres nothing wrong with prejudice towards cops.

Fuck cops? Which? All of them! Why? Because they are cops? Ofc this is a generalisation (of a minority btw. ^^).
They shouldn't be involved in a Pride parade? Well, what's with a gay cop? :P
The cops have to ensure order and security. This affects not only Pride parades, but all parades and demonstrations. Furthermore they are also protecting them against counter demonstrants. Sure you won't like it, if there's only "ACAB" in your narrow mind.
Prejudices towards cops are okay? Just like those towards LGTB? Hypocritical.
I don't know if you could imagine this, but there are people becoming policemen to do sth. good and to help the society. However, they are in the middle of laws (they might not have voted for) and civilians (which can be assholes as well) and criminals (who won't introduce theirselves as such). No, I'm not a cop.

And with those "bricks" you are justifying violence.

You are young and you had bad experiences in your life, so you're angry and hateful. But others had bad experiences as well and hate will neither help you nor anyone around you. If you want to get help or convince anyone, you shouldn't start by treading on their toes.
You wrote above "you reap what you sow", I add another "As the question, so the answer.".

Now Mully's thread hopefully gets more attention.

"entire community attacts me everytime I post."
Wonder why. Read the OP yourself.
But nah, it's all our fault and groupthinking. Can't have anything to do with your content or how you reply to everyone. IMPOSSIBLE.
You tell everyone to fuck themselves and they hate you. How the heck did THAT happen? Who ever saw that coming.

You're as much a member of this community as any other user - do you hold yourself responsible for the actions of whichever individuals contacted your father? Of course not. That would be the height of stupidity. And yet everyone else on the site, including the 99.9% who weren't remotely involved, including even those who have no idea who you are, including even those who joined after it happened - you think it's justified to treat them however badly you want, because the whole community is equally responsible?

That is a towering, steaming heap of intellectual dishonesty.

Let's be honest - this is defensive hostility 101.
Treat everyone you meet with contempt on the pretense that they are all against you;
Feel vindicated when they mirror your own behaviour;
Repeat ad infinitum, becoming more adamant and entrenched with every loop.

I'm not against you. The issues you raise are almost always things I am concerned about. And yet I would not dream of entering into a discussion with you, because they are - without exception - deeply frustrating and counterproductive.

Blind patriotism is a bad thing, and that's what we teach in school.

I hope you'll try to see the other side here. This isn't blind patriotism. It's you saying you'll urinate on their country's flag. It's disrespectful and people won't be happy over it. Patriotism (and this most definitely isn't just blind patriotism) doesn't mean you can't criticize your own country. Just means that you respect it. You aren't respecting the country, so people have an issue with it. Like with any argument, you can't expect people to respect you if you don't respect them. You tend to assume the worst in people, which is evident in multiple of your comments here. That's your choice, of course. But you won't win any favors by bunching people who empathize with you into the same group as those who have wronged you.

Make up your own mind about these things and talk about them, but don't preach it and don't disrespect those that don't agree with you. LGBT rights have proceeded this far solely because the other side has been respectful. This only regresses these rights. Don't harm yourself indirectly.