Comments by "ncwordman" (@ncwordman) on "(WATCH) Proud Boys Storm 'Rainbow Storytime' Event In Public Library" video.

I kept thinking the same thing.
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First, clarify what you mean by "force it down our throats." Besides the obvious Freudian imagery, I don't see the LGBTQ folks forcing anything on you. They're just living their lives. They want equality, and to be treated with dignity. I'm sure every other minority group who ever wanted that in the United States had people claiming they were forcing their blackness, or Mexicanness, or Irishness, or Chineseness (sorry for the spelling) down their throats. Maybe make them drink from separate water fountains? Or live in the ghetto, go to separate schools, and burn crosses in their yards? It's the same old story with this forcing down your throat business.
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@ronblack2700 "…. Anytime an organization wants to protest and sue because some of us do not support them…. That is forcing ones ideology down our throats!" This video has no organization (but one) that wants to protest and sue because some of us do not support them. Hint: It's isn't the librarians, or the mothers. Yes, the proud boys are actually (not hyperbolically) forcing their ideology down other people's throats. These are mothers who the proud idiots tell that they're raising their kids incorrectly. These are the librarians who the proud supremacists tell that they're running their libraries incorrectly. And why? Because, as you so eloquently put it, the mothers and librarians aren't supporting the proud dummies. Now if you're righteous and indignant about stuff being forced on others, because those others don't support the people who are forcing their ideologies on them, then you should be very upset about strangers telling mothers how to raise their kids.
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@ronblack2700 "…. I really don’t care about your opinion! Nothing you say can convince me otherwise! Take care" So you're posting just to troll, then? Not actually interested in any opinions? I at least appreciate your honesty, that you don't want to chat or hear other opinions. Maybe you should try commenting that at the beginning, instead of leading with, "I have no problems with gay people but...." Here's an example of what you could say, and people would appreciate your honesty, and maybe even engage with you: ""I don't really care about this issue, but I'm lonely, and kinda sad. Could someone talk to me?""
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