Should the LGB split from the TQQIP2SA?

[Anonymous]

In recent years, Stonewall Equality LTDs campaign for Trans Rights has caused a huge backlash against the LGBT, especially in America. The group's inclusivity has been it's own downfall and were seeing the Right, who for many years were the ones we all laughed at, now seem like the more sane political stance. The problem with this is that the Far Right don't see LGB and TQ+, they just see it as one group. This has led myself and others to feel embarrassed and let down by the latter half of the LGBT. For the first time since I was a teen, I feel ashamed to call myself Bisexual for fear people will associate me with the Trans-clown posse.

Should the LGB split from the rest, so that when the sh*t hits the fan and the Far Right ban everything gay, the LGB can retain the rights we fought so hard for?

If you vote, please leave a comment. I would like to see your responses.

Yes

No

[sawno]

The whole thing shouldn't exist in the first place, its maximizing differences with a "LOOK HOW DIFFERENT I AM NOW FIND ME NORMAL!" kind of attitude. Screw that stuff, I just want to see people as people not as their sexuality.

[Massageman]

I wish everyone would just give up on all this alphabet soup, and just live their lives.

[Anonymous]

I’m right leaning and tbh I don’t really pay a lot of attention to the LGBT issues but it would make sense. The LGB part is strictly a sexual preference whereas the rest is I don't know? sexual identity I guess?

[Nikki1989]

Even the LGB don't care about this crap. Funny how it is straight people that make an issue out of it.

[Anonymous]

It does not matter because it is foolish. Just waste of time to think about it lol

[Tamera952]

Huh? You mean literally or just the flag, …or?

[Asker]

Everything the Trans activists are fighting for, they are doing in the name of the entire LGBTQIA+. So - A full split. The TQIA+ can have their own thing but leave the LGB out of it. A complete disassociation and clear distinction between sexuality and gender identity.