That's awesome. Thank you. I've seen a bit of that throughout all my life, feeling like I don't belong in any subculture cause of something of this sort. It's always something, I don't want to get to the conclusion that life sucks and everyone sucks that's kind of edgy but a % of that is so true no matter the subculture haha. I just have to do my own thing i guess
I appreciate that btw<3
I'm in an LGBTQIA+ oriented community in Discord and have been there for the better part of 3+ months. EVEN IN THERE where we're all pretty tolerant and cool with each others identities, there's a couple of people like this. Sometimes in voice chat it gets a bit heated with the whole "Illegal immigrants thing". One of the member's main arguments or points of sentiment is the "they can't even speak OUR language" and I'm always like "buddy, please... there are so many reasons why x person can't speak y language; that doesn't mean anything".
If you call them out like that person in the post OP sometimes it kinda clicks that there is another person just like them in the other side of the 'evil language' and it disarms them a bit (like a slap in the face). Idk I'm new to all of this I used to be the mate to always turn the blindside to any and every political/social discourse I'm trying lmao
literally me
anything BUT accepting that gender and sexuality is not 1's and 0's haha. Also chemicals in the water that are making the frogs gay don't forget that.
Hey thanks for the clearing that up. I think I understood your point very well. I agree. I was just being cheeky about the whole humanity sucks thing. Although there's a truth to this, my life philosophy is buddhist and there's a lot of tolerance and understanding and compassion and all these things that I take into consideration.
Plus, there is nothing WE can do to directly change the way others behave. Ethically, at least, 'cause pointing a weapon at someone doesnt count for my point. We can do so little realistically, big powerful forces can participate in this without waving a physical weapon but this is another topic altogether.
Local culture is definitely a very powerful pulling force as well. I've lived in different countries and I can feel the difference even existing in the same space.
Anyway point in case is that some % ppl are always going to be racist or something else, its just kind of alarming the righteousness of how i've personally seen some people be racist and have radical "me vs. you" beliefs today in 2026 vs I can't pinpoint a specific year but maybe when i was starting in the workforce a little over 10yrs ago. Idk that's my experience at least with that. Maybe the media is making me think it's worse than it is but some friends ive seen convert, coworkers saying the wildest shit that ive never thought of them, the whole thing in the US, trump, kirk, all the buzzwords haha.
Like I said i'm just starting to care about this stuff a bit late in life i've always thought it wasn't my problem until some loved ones + myself have been targeted by the racism/sexism/homophobia and transphobia recently and that flipped a switch.