Comments by "Yerris" (@yerri5567) on "How Chengdu became known as China’s ‘gay capital’" video.

  1. @MissLizaYangonMyanmar Why are you surprised? Most people dont even know what "Chengdu" is outside of China.
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  2. Your finger is pointing to the dislike button...
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  3. @jaker3151 Wait till they get this into the education system, and wait till they force you to use certain pronouns. See what youll say then
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  4. Chengdu has fallen too...what is China doing?
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  5.  @nghtwtchr9  You think its "minding your own business" till the government make laws teaching your children this and that. Just look at the US and Canada and youll see what I mean. Its not longer peoples "bedroom and personal business" when they go for your children.
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  6. @tyraelk7629 Even if it accelerates the fall of your countrys population by 90% in 100 years?
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  7.  @ayushonkar850  Tell me, how is that "my logic"? When did I speak about "banning" anything? Can you even read?
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  8.  @dwaynekeenum1916  Who says my country did that? Whos not to talk again for wrongly guessing my country?
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  9. @nghtwtchr9 So when someone falls down, you "mind your own business"?
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  10.  @scholarssolutions6735  Same comment: You think its "minding your own business" till the government make laws teaching your children this and that. Just look at the US and Canada and youll see what I mean. Its not longer peoples "bedroom and personal business" when they go for your children.
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  11.  @_Just_Another_Guy  I didnt "misattribute" it. I asked a question. And a factor is a factor whether its a "major" factor or not. All the other factors, at least there are policies that attempt to "fix" the issues. Thats not the case for the LGBT factor. Nowadays with the more LGBT exposed a country is, the higher the LGBT rate. You could argue that they were use "hiding" it before, and numbers are higher now due to people coming out. But even so, in the past, even if people were homosexual, they still had families due to arranged marriages, so of course there wasnt any impact to populations in the past. But thats not the case anymore. With LGBT rates as high as 11% in countries like the US, and half the country are conservatives with many still in the closet, Id say the "real" number would be closer to 15-20%. 20% of the population not being able to have children even if the cost of living factor is "fixed" is a significant portion of the country. Its a big deal to a countrys population whether you like it or not.
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  12. @torccchaser6712 When someone falls down, should you "mind your own business" too?
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  13.  @PrinceArthur636  I posted that question at the same time. Did people answer at the same time? How is that "irrelevant" or "attention seeking"? Especially when the "answer" was easily rebutted? People cant ask a question more than once now without being called "attention seeking"? So dumb.
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  14.  @NetarAlt  Based on OPs logic, everyone should "mind their own business" and not save them.
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  15. @staceyk.210 If it gets too big, China will outright ban it again. Will you still want to tell China to "get used it it"?
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  16.  @johnpaulvillarin7905  Why you getting personal with me? Im talking about the country, not individuals. And read properly, its not about prying on an individuals life, I asked a question about whether the OP cared about the population their country diminishing by 90% in 100 years.
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  17.  @_Just_Another_Guy  No, the population decreased has already been scientifically modelled. With the birthrate of China being just 1.16 (and still trending down), that means every generation the countrys population will effectively be halved (2 people to make only 1 baby). In 100 years, thats 4 generations (assuming the avg age of women giving birth is 25), the countrys population at the birthrate of 1.0 will be halved 4 times. Meaning even with Chinas current 1.5B population, in 100 years with a birth rate of only 1.0, their population will be only 93.75 million. Thats less than 10% of the countrys population left after 100 years!
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  18.  @tientrinh31  Whats "simple"? What "research"? Ive said a lot of things on this thread, what are you on about"? And asking questions and presenting facts is "bitter"? And commenting on like 3 threads in this video is "everywhere"? Clearly you are just speaking nonsense.
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  19.  @zeroloda1311  How would you know?
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  20.  @askosefamerve  Theyll just make up a new pronoun that currently doesnt exist in the dictionary, equivalent to the ze, zim, zirs etc
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  21. ​ @djhoseok7640  You dont know what youre talking about. Yes, everyone has pronouns, he and she. But the LGBT+ community in the West has invented new pronouns like them, ze, zim, zir etc and forcing people to call them that. You can do whatever you want, I dont care. But dont tell me to incorrectly use the English language and force me to call you some pronoun you made up yourself.
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  22.  @1ML-c4o  When can siblings marry? Siblings can fall in love too!
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  23.  @1ML-c4o  Just because YOU dont like it, doesnt mean others share the same opinion as you. There are plenty of relationships like that. And who said anything about having babies?
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