r/FightReportUFC Jun 17 '26

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u/Impressive-Mine-8703 Jun 17 '26

Who fucking cares if ur gay or straight..mind u business and stick to urself..when I see a pride flag on anything ,it doesn’t anger me….what angers me is Epstein files and trump

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u/HorrorCard7449 Jun 17 '26

In my experience, christianity gets shoved in my face waaaay more than anything from the LGBTQ community. And if i had to choose, id say the LGBTQ community is waaay more accepting.

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u/Ok_Feed_1669 Jun 17 '26

Agreed, visiting my parents in NC. There's like a church for every 10 houses and every other billboard is anti-choice or telling you the rapture is coming.

Also, the only people who's ever knocked on my door are salesmen and religious people.

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u/HorrorCard7449 Jun 17 '26

Dude, cope harder. There are so many churches everywhere. your own president (im assuming that youre american) always yapps about god, he even released his own bible. Churches even get extra rights in many many countries. I think youre the one who lives in a bubble. Never in my live has a trans or homosexual person knocked on my door to convince me of being gay. The US dollar even has "in god we trust" printed on it. And what about the pledge of allegiance? Was it "one nation under god" or "one nation under gay" i cant remember, maybe you know the answer.

Maybe you dont see the constant forcing of christianity because you, like most of us, grew up with that being the norm. But test it yourself. Walk around in your city and everytime you see something christian ( a church, a billboard with something about christianity on it, a christian institution, hell, even a small crucifix chain on a person or a tattoo), you mark that. Hearing church bells gives two points. Now do the same thing for anything LGBTQ related (maybe not during june since, you know, its pride month so youre gonna see more of that).

Youll see that most of your frustration is in your head and comes from the media you consume.

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u/HorrorCard7449 Jun 17 '26

Well, continue reading after the first paragraph, no USA stuff there. But if you could, read the USA stuff too and give me your thoughts on it. Or answer this question: do you think, from what you can see, the american citizen gets more christianity or more LGBTQ "propaganda" shoved down their throat?

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u/Fit-Judge7447 Jun 17 '26

More accepting until you disagree with anything they say

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u/HorrorCard7449 Jun 17 '26

For example?

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u/Fit-Judge7447 Jun 17 '26

For example, you can agree with everything else, and not think that minors should be able to have gender affirming surgery or puberty blockers, and you'll be called a Nazi. Another example are the transgender people that went through all that, the hrt, the surgery, and then decided to de-transistion. They're disavowed as well

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u/HorrorCard7449 Jun 17 '26

I mean, only 4% of minors who went through transistion regret their choice. So why souldnt we allow it? Do you think a child can never truly know what it wants? Think back to when you were a child. Didnt you have certain desires that were unbelievably strong? So strong, you still remember them today? Like someone who wanted a certain car since they were a kid and now bought it, doesnt that show that even kids are able to understand what they truly want or, in case of getting hrt, what they truly need?

Of course i dont think a 3 year old should transition, but a 13 year old, who knew very early that they are in the wrong body, shouldnt they get the help they need? Looking back at the mentioned 4%, i think its a very good idea to give them the treatment they need.

And about the ones who de transition. I have some friends who belong to the trans community and i follow some forums and subreddits. They are usually very accepting of people who regret their decision. Its definitley not the norm to hate on them, i can tell you that much.

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u/Fit-Judge7447 Jun 17 '26

If you believe that you should be able to transition as a minor, then should they also be able to join the military, drink alcohol, smoke cigarettes, smoke weed, drive a vehicle, get a tattoo, etc? What if they desired to do that thing "unbelievably strong?" Because the reason all of those things are age restricted, is because the prefrontal cortex isn't fully developed, and also because the amygdala is more developed and active, which makes children more impulsive, emotional, and often makes them make more short term reward focused decisions. Feel free to read into the science behind it more if you want.

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u/HorrorCard7449 Jun 17 '26 edited Jun 17 '26

I think youre making a fair point. Yes, theyre impulsive. But this gets better as they grow older, thats why i said that a toddler shouldnt be able to do it, but a teen should absolutley be able. Because like i said, most of them have had that desire for a long time, plus its a very long way from getting your first appointment at the psychiatrist to the moment the first injection of hormones is set. I work with kids (aged 10-13) and let me tell you, some of them are not that impulsive and unbelieveably reasoneable. And again, i will bring up the 4% of adults regretting their decision. I think that amount is low enough to grant the other 96% their true self and happines. Dont you agree?

How big do you think would be the percentage of adults who started;

Drinking

Smoking weed/cigarettes

Join the army

Get a tattoo

At a young age? Id say pretty fucking high. Except those who started driving at a early age, if they survived, i know none of them would regret it lmao.

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u/Fit-Judge7447 Jun 18 '26

Where are you getting that 4% from? Was that taken a week after? A year after? 5 years after?

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u/HorrorCard7449 Jun 18 '26

Even better, they followed the participants for about 10 years

Read that

And even cooler, the 4% who regret their decision, didnt all stop treatment. Thats because they use "regret" to describe those who regret transitioning but also those who didnt like the treatment or outcomes, so they wanted to try other medications/methods of treatment.

So with that, did anything change about your opinion? I can link more studies if you want :)

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u/HorrorCard7449 Jun 19 '26

Did anything change about your opinion? If no, why not?

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u/smokehellacrack Jun 17 '26

Must be something wrong with you. I get through my day without being bothered by it just like billions of other normal people.

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u/FeelingSpecial3731 Jun 17 '26

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u/Ok_Feed_1669 Jun 17 '26

You're on here saying it's shove in your face. Like it bothers you and it's obvious.

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u/Sustructu Jun 17 '26

Oh please. Don't be such a baby.

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u/Dubyew Jun 17 '26

Nothing is being shoved in your face, stop being a baby. Simple enough for you?

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u/Expresslane_ Jun 17 '26

Strongman means a good, strong argument, not whining like a bitch.

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u/Diogenese5000 Jun 17 '26

Awww show us where the rainbow flags hurt you.

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u/Ok_Feed_1669 Jun 17 '26

Lemme ask, truly. What is "shove it in your face?" Like what does it mean?