• HughJanus@lemmy.ml
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    1 year ago

    Yes I understand. I asked a question, would you like to answer it? Did you not notice that people use this same defense in other countries?

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        1 year ago

        We’ve already been over this several times now, there are no homophobic laws in the US.

        The topic of conversation is a warning to “queer” people about going into the US, as if it is more dangerous than the country they’re leaving. So yes, it matters.

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          There are no homophobic laws in the US

          You can keep telling that to yourself, it doesn’t change the reality

          Also US is objectively more dangerous than Canada for LGBTQIA+ people

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            I mean you can keep making up that the gay panic defense is a law but it won’t change reality.

            Also US is objectively more dangerous than Canada for LGBTQIA+ people

            But for some reason no one can tell me how. All they can do is attack and insult.