>>3 I think you've gone a bit blind, friend.
Would you say the same if it was a post about another woman getting killed because she wanted to go to school and recieve an education? Would you say something akin to "this women's rights nonsense really has to stop, even in the US"?
So informing the public of people being harassed, gang-raped, and murdered because of
who they are is "nonsense" and "complaining about something else"....
Wanting equal marriage wasn't nonsense or a complaint. Just like wanting equal rights wasnt nonsense or a complaint for black people and women when their rights were degraded and their voices suppressed. These were human rights issues, and to be honest, not long ago the scene you see here, this story written here, this was happening to gay and black people in the U.S., for simply being someone they can not change.
This article is an example of how far we've come , and not only to be grateful about where we are, but to also have an empathetic enough heart to aspire to help/support those in need.
All the countries who have made gay marriage legal are in support of gay rights as basic human rights, and encourage other nations to follow.
Just like the white participants of the March on Washington, empathy is how we can change the world for the better.
Not spouting nonsense and complaints like here
>>3.
