No. I'm pointing out that you were demanding the right to exclude people on the basis of sexual orientation. But demanding that no one do that to you.So what you're saying is that if heterosexuals are not allowed in LGBTQIA+ spaces, then LGBTQIA+ people are not allowed in "heterosexual spaces".
That's lovely, why don't you bring up a bill for that in the US Parliament? Join Trump and his right-wing cronies and make a bill that will shut queer people into their own spaces because of how much you hate them.
Or you're just some idiot who don't understand what the term "safe space" means.
So I can no longer do the Pride and Remembrance Run to remember friends who have passed? Then why shouldn't I stop 'your' people from obstructing 'our' roads? Isn't the essential of community that it is a safe space for all in common? How is anyplace a 'safe' space if some arbitrary self-defining group can spontaneously declare it off-limits to whomsoever they choose to hate today?
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PS: I wouldn't be at all surprised if you had a definition of 'safe' space that only you know and use, but you don't get to make up your own names for the US government. It is the Congress of the United States, not the Parliament.

