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Salarian_American 5 days ago +1879

I'm pretty sure the alternate to this choice was to send someone there to take the pride flag down like every day

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cameron4200 5 days ago +813

And that’s how you get another stonewall

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IsThisKismet 5 days ago +330

I don’t think they know about second stonewall, pip.

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overfiend1976 5 days ago +138

What about bricksies?

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cbright90 5 days ago +5

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Alternative_Bug_4089 4 days ago +1

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Exact_Rooster9870 5 days ago +42

If stonewall was so great, why isn't there a stonewall 2?

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BigCrimson_J 5 days ago +28

Maybe the real stonewall 2 was the friends we made along the way.

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StillWaitingForTom 5 days ago +22

It's in post-production.

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Single_Rabbit_9575 5 days ago +12

someone contact Philomena Cunk, we have a new documentary to make

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SlamMeatFist 5 days ago +4

r/lotrmemes needs to grab this one

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cardboardunderwear 5 days ago +120

Unfortunately thats the level of pettiness I've come to expect

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SpeccyScotsman 5 days ago +104

They would bulldoze the building and then put a statue of whoever the most famous homophobe in American history is there.

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ExpressoLiberry 5 days ago +93

And the next day, he would have a Pride flag in his hand.

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hedoeswhathewants 5 days ago +18

Just directly paint the statue

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YouShallNotPass92 5 days ago +7

NYers would deff get this done. They'd need NYPD on post 24/7 to prevent it lol

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UDonKnowMee81 5 days ago +18

Roy Cohn?

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Squire_II 5 days ago +5

Ironic, considering he himself was a closeted gay man.

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Zexeos 5 days ago +3

Anita Bryant

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EagenVegham 5 days ago +20

I fully expected Trump to just throw another National Guard contingent at the problem.

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Spire_Citron 5 days ago +6

I'm very surprised they wouldn't choose that instead. They're incredibly willing to waste money being petty.

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Ethanarcade44 5 days ago +3

There would absolutely have been people who volunteered to do it with a smile.

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Darth_Andeddeu 5 days ago +1

Every 5 minutes.

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Tomboyhns 5 days ago +1

You know he was thinking it

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tlst9999 5 days ago +1

Wimps. [Back then, 4chan would take down a flag anywhere anytime.](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vw9zyxm860Q)

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Shydale-for-House 5 days ago +1879

This isnt just about any random pride flag. This is THE pride flag at STONEWALL. Aka, home of the first Pride and the place where the spark to take back our freedoms and rights to live began. The fact that there was even a debate for taking it down is a travesty beyond words, and though its a win to keep it up I fear that they are simply shifting off to an even worse thing to do to us.

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ConfederacyOfDunces_ 5 days ago +466

Thank you for explaining this. This isn’t just a Pride flag, it’s THE Pride Flag. I wish more people understood the history around it.

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drillmaster125 5 days ago +45

So when they were saying “DIE, flag, die!”, they were actually saying “THE, flag, the!”?

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OneWholeSoul 5 days ago +25

No one who speaks German could be evil...!

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ITSMYSFWACCOUNT 5 days ago +5

This is one of my favorite lines from a Simpson's episode ever. It comes from the same episode that also had Sideshow Bob sing from HMS Pinafore. Which was peak Simpsons in my opinion.

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BayouBalls 5 days ago +27

Right? This isn't just any Pride flag. This is THE Pride flag.

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Kinda_Zeplike 5 days ago +25

Word on the street is that this may be the legendary THE Pride Flag. Remarkable.

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MobPsycho-100 5 days ago +3

The one at Stonewall, you mean? I’ve heard it said that it’s not just A pride flag, but in fact THE Pride flag.

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tsegelke 5 days ago -1

Is that THE as strong as the THE in The Ohio State?

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MsBlackSox 5 days ago +2

Stronger. Ohio State didn't add the THE until afterwards and even then, THE isn't as strong as *THE*

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El_Tormentito 5 days ago +26

They have to back down from everything, and this is a symbol they hate a LOT. They're f****** losers and they know it. Nothing they try to do lasts. Getting this back is a big deal and huge in the right direction.

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The-FrozenHearth 5 days ago +45

It's really just about creating more controversy and adding stories to the news cycle. They don't care about taking it down or keeping it up. All they care about is keeping the news cycle filled

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KirbyBucketts 5 days ago +102

I disagree..I think erasing LGBTQ is an established part of their endgame

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Jane__Delawney 5 days ago +15

Porque no los dos :(

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WoodenInternet 5 days ago +7

Yeah flooding the zone is their M.O.- keep enough shit churning so the electorate doesn't have time to focus on any one heinous thing. Looks like Epstein is proving sticky at least

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PM_me_Henrika 5 days ago +5

They’re not shifting. They’re simultaneously doing that already.

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CocksnBraves 4 days ago +1

So are they or are they not lmao comment makes zero sense

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PM_me_Henrika 4 days ago +1

Shifting implies now that their focus is not on the flag they get to start doing the ‘worse’ things now. It’s future continuous, indicating a possibly bleak future because tomorrow itight be worse. Simultaneous means those ‘worse’ things are not a hypothesis. It has been happening. Past continuous, indicating that not just tomorrow, it is bleak today, it was bleak yesterday, and if we don’t do something about it will most definitely continue to be shite.

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Fourfifteen415 5 days ago +33

Maybe they realized the gay community pays taxes that fund their bullshit and decided to put money over bigotry.

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Acceptable-Peace-69 5 days ago +70

Nah, they just don’t want to distract from the war in Iran that’s a distraction for something else (Epstein, Ice, failed tariffs…).

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DoctorFunktopus 5 days ago +9

It’s hilarious that they’re bungling the invasion of Iran so badly that they had Melania come out and say a bunch of stuff about Epstein the other day.

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deesta 5 days ago +15

>Maybe they realized the gay community pays taxes You could extrapolate that to nearly any other marginalized group in this country. The GOP has never let that get in the way of their bigotry.

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OneWholeSoul 5 days ago +5

They'll just find a way to seize or otherwise appropriate your assets when they finally roll over you.

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coporate 5 days ago -69

lol, American exceptionalism never fails to amaze me. You know stonewall happened because the day before, Canada, that little country up north, decriminalized homosexuality. Edit: not a single comment argued against the reality of my claim. Plenty of attacks against me, but the truth remains. Stonewall happened because Canada

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N7_Turtle 5 days ago +48

This is an article about US governmental action, which was going to effect a US historical site, and the comment you replied to is specifically citing a true fact about the LGBTQ movement in the UNITED STATES. This isn’t American exceptionalism this is you trying to hop up on a high horse about shit that no one was talking about and has zero to do with the topic at hand. If anything this is you trying out some Canadian exceptionalism.

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coporate 5 days ago -57

Oh, right, it just happened, out of the blue, after years of just bribing off cops and them leaving… mmhmm, it magically happened, that night, the night after decriminalization in Canada.

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N7_Turtle 5 days ago +32

Point to where I said otherwise or argue with a wall. Who the f*** cares! What are you hoping to accomplish here? What in that miserable little head of yours made you hop on a post about a political victory for people you are supposedly in community with and start up with the “um well actually” bullshit. What in that comment made you think they were trying to denegrate the Canadian LGBTQ civil rights movement, instead of just celebrating a victory about the place that objectively fueled the lgtbq rights movement in the United States. Do you need a history of every civil rights moment that led up to Stonewall for you to understand the point of the comment. You’re being an ass and a terrible member of the community right now. Do you care about rights or being right.

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coporate 5 days ago -41

The truth matters? Mythologizing lies is not a good thing? We should accept history on factual grounds rather than ideological ones?

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N7_Turtle 5 days ago +24

Of course it does, but that has f*** all to do with the topic at hand as was already said. Stonewall was the spark that bought LGBTQ rights to the forefront in the United States. The event itself was the spark, the average American was not checking for lgbtq political victories in Canada. Activist certainly were and that of course affected their actions that evening. Tell me would you need the entire history of the Montgomery bus boycott and how it was carefully planned and setup, if someone posted a similar comment about the saving of a Rosa Parks memorial? Again you are not helping, you aren’t endearing anyone to anything and you are being a dickhead to people simply celebrating a win in a dark moment in their history. Be better.

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coporate 5 days ago -1

What win? They won because American people saw someone else doing something about their plight and it gave them the courage to stand up for themselves. Now they act like pride has, is and was always theirs. It’s pathetic. It’s like how Americans act like they won ww2 or ended slaverery, revisionist history and American exceptionalism. That’s not a win, that’s a lie you tell yourself because you don’t want to admit you were on the wrong side until it flipped. The spark that created stonewall was an injustice to every lgbt person, and it was Klippert who suffered, he was the one jailed, forced to testify about his “gross indecency” to save himself from wrongful conviction and imprisonment. You want to mythologize pride, at least give proper credit.

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N7_Turtle 5 days ago +15

God you’re dense. I’m clearly talking about the systematic demolishing of LGBTQ rights happening in this country right now. Trans folks are being told to report to the state, court challenges on gay marriage are being put on the docket, trans participation in sports basically dead and they’re already talking about bathroom bills. Them backing the hell off a historic queer piece of iconography is a goddamn win. You are acting like someone who has never actually interacted with activism on any level outside of that keyboard of yours. Do you think telling people that they’re a bunch of ignorant nationalists while their rights are getting stripped is f****** praxis? Do you think that telling already marginalized people that they shouldn’t celebrate a glimmer of f****** hope in the darkness without an encyclopedia to back them up makes you a good person? I promise you the people you’re pretending to stand up for would not back you. This is not how community building, teaching or activism work in anyway. Every civil right in this globally has come with blood attached to it. Everyone revolutionary takes lessons from those that came before and everyone knows that. The tide turning, progress happening even if it comes with a majority of people kicking and screaming is still a win. As a black American the ending of slavery absolutely was absolutely a win. My grandparents who grew up in the Jim Crow south, and were local activists in the push for the Civil Rights act would tell you that even though they suffered it was a win. The fact that today I can now do further activism in my own community is a win built off the wins of others. None of them would be upset by the progress made or the invocation of their victories when facing similar or recurring injustices. You’re not a hero, a historian or an activist you’re just an a******.

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coporate 5 days ago -1

Then stop lying to yourself and recognize that life means more than your skin colour, sexual orientation, preferences, and opportunities. Truth matters more than any of that. So fight for people to be free of government in their bedroom, doctors office, and orifices. I’m a guy on the internet, pointing you to how legislation freed gay Canadians and your response has been… stfu. I don’t know enough in your world where to look, but the systemic breakdown of medical rights is not a small problem, it’s something I’m working on where I live. I’m more than happy to help you make cogent arguments about supporting lgbt people.

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Ok-Beautiful4821 5 days ago +11

jesus I thought you canadians were supposed to be nice, you little shit

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coporate 5 days ago

Oh, it’s nice to ignore reality? It’s nice to peddle misinformation? To lie? What a weird understanding of what being nice means.

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Left-Bird8830 5 days ago +11

Embarrassingly bad bait. Touch grass dude

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coporate 5 days ago -7

I am, I’ve been rolling around in goose poop, woof woof.

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Shydale-for-House 5 days ago +16

Tell that to the trans woman that threw the first brick when the police were coming to bash their heads in.

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coporate 5 days ago -22

Case and point, they weren’t trans (self admitted) and arrived at the conflict hours after it had began, more mythologizing. Seriously, just read the wiki on Martha p.

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Shydale-for-House 5 days ago +19

Regardless it had nothing to do with Canada. It was a spontaneous riot that lasted days because the police had a f***** for raiding the bar and the queer populace could take it no longer and finally fought back. Don't you *dare* try and gloss over our history.

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coporate 5 days ago -3

Yeah to people like you the truth is “regardless”, but ignore lgbt history, ignore the pain the pain and suffering of lgbt people, because “regardless”. It’s “spontaneous” that a bunch of lgbt were out celebrating the rights Canada had just granted gay people. A “spontaneous” crackdown when they’d normally take bribes… so spontaneous! They didn’t take it because the world around them was changing and they didn’t have to take it anymore, and the proof was the decriminalization in Canada. Canada’s decriminalization of homosexuality, the day before, was the catalyst for stonewall. Americans have such huge egos. Also, disregard Martha’s testimony that she arrived hours after the riots began, and ignore the hundreds of other rioters, and ignore the fact they never called themselves transgender. So pathetic.

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SatansCornflakes 5 days ago +22

Can find no evidence that they were gathered at Stonewall to celebrate the gay rights victory of a different country. And even if they were: it was a gay bar… the police would’ve found queer people to harass there whether Canada passed that law or not.

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coporate 5 days ago -4

Because Americans act like everything in America is an apparition around themselves.

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Leakymug22 5 days ago +14

Normalize telling people to plainly shut the f*** up.

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Shydale-for-House 5 days ago +4

Sometimes I really want too but I've been advised against it. I also possess a rather debate-laden spirit, but its no use with some people.

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coporate 5 days ago -2

Ouch, someone’s sad because they learned something today. It’s okay, being angry is a valid emotion to understanding. When I learn about travesty and injustice, I usually want to tell that person to shut up so I feel better about it too. :)

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Leakymug22 5 days ago +14

Hey. Shut the f*** up

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coporate 5 days ago -2

Hey, im not going to insult you or anything. As a gay man, I’ve dealt with bullying all my life. I love you man, I hope you learned something today. If not, I recommend examining how the progressive pride flag is copyrighted and profited from, how the conservative lgbt wish to censor us, and it begins with 4 simple words. 4 simple words you think we should freely throw around. I’m not going to stop fighting for trans rights, or lgbt rights, or our history. So keep tossing those 4 words my way.

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clouds_in_pockets 5 days ago +499

Wild that we’re at the point where “not taking down an existing Pride flag” is headline-worthy progress. Still, wins matter, donate or volunteer for local LGBTQ orgs if you can.

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AudibleNod 5 days ago +141

The fact that the White House is directly and exclusively involved in so many areas of the federal government is alarming all on its own. The newsworthiness is because so many decisions are being made from a single opaque source; with no rhyme or reason. **(See also, SCOTUS unsigned rulings)*

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Venator850 5 days ago +16

Why is it alarming? It's what Trump campaigned on. What's alarming are the number of people who don't realize elections matter.

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Blagsc 5 days ago -8

Its alarming to americans cause they dont get how there own elections or government work, nor do they get how trump works. They still believe he'll drop things at a reasonable pace instead of being a deluded grudgeholder

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OneWholeSoul 5 days ago +3

[Sigh]. We actually *have* become a shameful joke on the world stage and the butt of everyone's roast, lately. Exactly the way we *supposedly* were when Obama or Biden had office and exactly the way Trump was *supposed* to stop, somehow. Well, I guess you have to start something before you can solve it, but Trump's not really a "Step 2" kind of guy - he's bored or out of his depth by that point.

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Worried4lot 3 days ago +1

Trump *is* a step 2 kind of guy, really; one of his main strategies has been wrecking things and then returning as though he’s our savior, the one who prevented such disasters despite being the one who originally caused them

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Blagsc 5 days ago -1

I'd argue trumps just made it acceptable for people to air there grievances on american openly. I've been hearing variations of how bad america is or how they should be removed from countrys/get rid of us bases for like my entire life(nor do i think americans should be removed not 100% but you get me) Ranging from ww2 vets going "why the hell did we let the yanks in" to modern " they dont even notice how bad it is and how good it is outside of america" The public (specially by western nations ) airing and spreading of said beliefs is newer but thats legit attributed to trump, american exceptionalism and things like how long its been repeated to be "such a great place" Y'all are witnessing whats happened to other pariah states firsthand I guess (like nk,china, many arab states etc)

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OneWholeSoul 5 days ago

The first two decades of my life I travelled to and toured a new foreign country every spring/summer, and often two. I *literally* cannot remember anyone, anywhere that just, like, loathed America and Americans. >!(Except the French. Dear god. French men are perfectly comfortable seeing a foreign child they've never met before and telling them they are dumb little twits for standing where he wanted to walk. ...At least I hope he said "twit."!< >!We stayed with a friend of my mom's in Cannes during the film festival and the entire time was: "Why are you friends!? Why would you cross an ocean to hang out with this person!? You HATE each other!" ~15 years later we reciprocated and she came to visit and stay with us here in the States. It was like she thought America was *radioactive,* trying to touch as little as possible and doing a minor "Can you believe I'm reduced to this?" pantomime anytime she had to. At some point in her life she made a snooty, disapproving face and it *actually struck that way.*!< >!Bertille, why? Why *are* you?)!< On the flip side, people overseas don't spend their days and lives dreaming of somehow, someday, coming to America. Most people are happy where they are, which is home. A lot of this country seems to think that everyone outside of it spends most of their time thinking about us.

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Blagsc 5 days ago

Oh yeah open loathing like you guys have now was either not existing or hidden. I'm saying I'm seeing the hidden opinions come to light cause people can say it. Non-us experience here but i always saw people be so nice to americans and turn around and go "ergh tourists, ergh specially us tourists" now they just have the okay to say it aloud. Blame trump for ruining the image.

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CutSenior4977 5 days ago +8

It’s a great win, no doubt about that, but we still have to keep pushing for a better future, Take the Save Act off the floor, and restrict or eliminate qualified immunity at the federal level! I personally think demanding the restriction or elimination of qualified immunity by congress is a more important demand then abolish ICE, but hey, that’s just me.

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Acceptable-Peace-69 5 days ago +201

Just to be clear. They already had removed it in February. They didn’t ask first, agree to compromise or admit they were wrong. The administration basically lost in court and decided to not fight it for now. This isn’t them giving up on the long term goals. Eff trump and everyone that voted for this. This is not r/upliftingnews

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Finn-reddit 5 days ago +24

At this point I think it's one of the few things that will unite the queer community. So I hope it does get taken down, before something more serious happens. Like a list of trans people being made publicly available, or before trans people getting sent to prison for using the wrong bathroom. This is just more evidence that the admin will not stop with just trans people. That is their obsession for now, but the queer community as a whole is next.

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AudibleNod 5 days ago +78

>The Interior Department and National Park Service “have confirmed their intention to maintain a Pride flag at Stonewall,” lawyers for the government and the groups wrote in a joint court filing. It won’t be removed, except for “maintenance or other practical purposes,” the filing said. [Overview of President Trump’s Executive Actions Impacting LGBTQ+ Health - Published: Apr 10, 2026](https://www.kff.org/lgbtq/overview-of-president-trumps-executive-actions-impacting-lgbtq-health/)

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explosivecrate 5 days ago +86

Let's see how long it takes for monument to be put into perpetual maintenance. I doubt the administration is just going to let this lie.

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Yuukiko_ 5 days ago +28

"we're renovating for the next two years"

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AtheismTooStronk 5 days ago +13

That’s exactly what they’ve been doing around DC to keep the public further away from the White House.

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meeyeam 5 days ago +2

But it doesn't have another President's name on it... why would Trump want to renovate it to put his own name on it?

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Yuukiko_ 5 days ago +6

Stonewall-Trump monument and he claims to have advanced LGBTQ rights the most

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hirudoredo 5 days ago +3

no no he'll want it Trump Stonewall.

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AudibleNod 5 days ago +18

"The hue in the orange doesn't adequately convey the symbolism of the greatness of Donald Trump. So in keeping with the executive order, the flag will remain down until an American sourced dye manufacturer is capable of supplying the appropriate color. In the meantime, we will be *proudly* flying a Trump 2028 flag in its place." -Karoline Leavitt (in the near future, probably)

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OneWholeSoul 5 days ago +22

Wow, the gay flag can remain at the gay historic site. What a concession. What generosity.

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popejohnsmith 5 days ago +52

We don't need their f****** permission.

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RandomG0rl623 5 days ago +18

Seriously. The whole point of Stonewall is it's one of the times we stopped asking nicely and actually fought back

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popejohnsmith 5 days ago +7

Yes. MAGA is often wholly preposterous. How do they hope to be taken seriously by history?

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RandomG0rl623 5 days ago +10

They expect to be the ones writing history, so everything will be about how these brave patriots took a stand against woke

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popejohnsmith 5 days ago +1

Which will fail. In the grand scheme of things, the US is still in the diapers of early development. It has no deep cultural basis, history, or ethnic roots of its own. It needs centuries yet to improve and evolve. Stonewall is a major part of that story. Worldwide.

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RabidPlaty 5 days ago +33

I wonder if that’s because they already lost a case and had to restore material about slavery at the presidential house in Philly… https://www.pbs.org/newshour/nation/citing-orwells-1984-judge-orders-trump-administration-to-restore-slavery-exhibit-it-removed-in-philadelphia

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Dougalishere 5 days ago +31

"agrees" after taking it down and then getting told F*** YOU by everyone else who put it back up, realises they wont get away with this particular piece of bigotry so tries to make out they AGREED to it and now it stays up because they said so.

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Rasberrycello 5 days ago +13

"Agrees," hah! They didn't have a singular, solitary say in the matter.

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KenUsimi 5 days ago +11

Lol, as if they ever had a say. The People would have just put it back up.

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CordiallySuckMyBalls 5 days ago +8

“Sorry I depicted myself as Jesus guys. Gays are ok I guess” -Trump, probably.

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Kendall_Raine 5 days ago +7

It's literally a monument to LGBT rights, why the hell WOULDN'T you display it there of all places??

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froman-dizze 5 days ago +11

Agreed? So they were going to lose a suit and just dropped the issue?

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InfernalWedgie 5 days ago +24

Something tells me if they were to remove the rainbow flag, someone is gonna chuck a brick at a m***********.

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llamalily 4 days ago

They did remove it. This is them putting it back, IIRC.

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BiscottiEastern220 5 days ago +12

🫴🏻 your right wing Christian Nationalist President sir

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Hulkbuster_v2 5 days ago +15

Oh wow, you want a cookie Donnie?

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AudibleNod 5 days ago +9

According to Trump, he is the second-coming of Jesus. If he's hungry, he can simply manifest a cookie.

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blankvoidoid 5 days ago +5

A loaf of bread and a cow- big macs for everybody!

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Nvenom8 5 days ago +1

I’m sure he’s pissed about it.

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getbackjoe94 5 days ago +7

Hey this is cool and all but what about the Epstein files?

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Pleb-SoBayed 5 days ago +7

This isnt just about the pride flag being taken down. The right wing wants to erase us. They feel ashamed that we exist and want to erase us F*** the government F*** the right wing F*** you donald trump

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Anthrax4breakfast 5 days ago +1

They feel ashamed they exist. What a bunch of repressed assholes.

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ConfessorKahlan 5 days ago +3

they do not feel shame

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Rogue_AI_Construct 5 days ago +4

Cool but what are they doing to address Trump’s mental state?

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CHEVIEWER1 5 days ago +3

I wonder if the Administration agree is😵‍💫

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Cool-Shorts3742 5 days ago +3

I'm not praising the administration that sets the house on fire just to bring the bucket of water.

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princessofparmesia 5 days ago +7

Like it was ever their f****** choice lol

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ZebraComplex4353 5 days ago +7

Shouldn’t have been removed in the first place

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aluke000 5 days ago +3

So, what's the catch to allowing this to stay?

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sicilian504 5 days ago +3

Give it time. This administration knows know bounds when it comes to shameful acts. They'll circle back around eventually. They're like a pinball machine. They bounce from one thing to another. Just because they didn't hit something this time doesn't mean they won't try again at some point.

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No-Lion-4734 5 days ago +3

Feels like he’s throwing a crumb to the peasants.

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dallas121469 5 days ago +4

Allows? F****** ALLOWS? Stop normalizing this fascist f****** bullshit. Don't buy their bullshit platitudes to keep us from tearing it all down!

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Additional_Rich_5249 5 days ago +2

No. I don’t believe it. Surprised he doesn’t tear it down.

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xDarkSoul18x 5 days ago +2

Damn the situation in Iran is that bad huh? I'm sure a few suckers will fall for this false gesture sadly. "See he's changing! He cares about gay people!"

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The-John-Galt-Line 5 days ago +2

You know Peter Theil or one of the others will have made the call on this one, maybe even Scott Bessent

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tmanXX 5 days ago +2

What’s in it for them? Surprised it’s still there… Hate this timeline!

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AustinDood444 5 days ago +2

Oh wow. How progressive did the trump administration.

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Secret_Account07 5 days ago +2

Wait what? Excuse me?

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kranitoko 4 days ago +2

Wow, how... Generous of them 🙄

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types-like-thunder 5 days ago +4

So now he is lord of Tacos.

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ThreeGoldStars 5 days ago +3

Yes, please. Bless us all with your permission to fly a flag in the United States of America.

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stairs_3730 5 days ago +2

Only fitting that half of the russ-ublicon party is gay.

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gargolito 5 days ago +2

I don't know if my mental health can handle 3 more years of the GOP in power.

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To-Far-Away-Times 5 days ago +2

MAGA’s moral ceiling: Bigot, Pedophile, War Criminal Pick three.

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petit_cochon 5 days ago +1

Yeah, because they would never win that battle.

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Embarrassed_Pause_52 5 days ago +1

Their way too late offer not to seem racist, homophobic,breeders of hate for everyone not a white, knuckle dragging, mouth breathing, uneducated Republican.

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Greenpoint1975 5 days ago +1

Make it like Central Park and get the federal government out of it.

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twentyafterfour 5 days ago

I wonder what Mamdani said to Trump this time. Compared to the usual democrat, he's much more respectful and open to working with him on issues where he typically wouldn't budge unless forced to do so.

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freedfg 5 days ago

Finally something that will lose him votes...

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in_the_qz 5 days ago -4

Didn’t they also take the T down from the LGBT? Whatever happened with that.

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VentureQuotes 5 days ago -10

Trump is a POS in many ways but he’s never been as anti-LGBTQ or antisemitic as the right wing he’s become the leader of. However he is even more anti-Black and anti-Hispanic than the average American racist

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DeterminedThrowaway 5 days ago +1

I think you're right, but also that it doesn't really matter. He's happy to stand in front of a podium and spew whatever talking points his administration has, and they're foul in different ways than he is

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Additional_Quiet2600 5 days ago -17

The Grindr thing is making more sense. Wtf is going on. They have no compass. I'm about as pro LGBTQ+ as it gets, but seriously, wtf?

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Sacred-Lambkin 5 days ago +11

What's confusing you or throwing you off?

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Zachowon 4 days ago -7

Do people forget he has been the first to openly support gay marriages outright and not be forced by his party? The rainbow flag of 1st term? Or how he has hosted numerous gay weddings at Mar A Largo? He doesnt hate gays as much as the right wants him to, and he diesnt hate gays as much as the left thinks he does.

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Sub__Finem 5 days ago -7

How will BIPOC be represented by this hateful, old-world pride flag?

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Trump administration agrees to keep flying rainbow Pride flag at New York’s Stonewall monument

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