Two only attendees at a demonstration for the Heterosexual Pride
GAYLES.TV.- The informative value of this article is very questionable, but what we are going to laugh writing and I hope that reading it is priceless.
Does the phrase sound to you "Proud of what" or better yet "for when a straight pride"? Well, what until today was nothing more than the expression of a supine ignorance was intended to take shape in a demonstration last week Dallas. Someone who answers the name of Teresa Stephens Richenberger, called a concentration in favor of heterosexual relations with slogans such as "There are only two genders" or "I am part of an oppressed majority!". It was not clear if the flag they had to fly in the act was a white and black or another pink and blue (it seems that they do not agree on that).
And the great day has arrived. At the place planned for the demonstration, a handful of counter-protesters and some policemen gathered…. But the minutes passed and the proud heteros were conspicuous by their absence, the mysterious convener, Teresa Stephens Richenberger, did not even appear. But it would be unfair to say that no one attended…. Two men appeared carrying a pink and blue banner with the linked symbols of man and woman. The best thing is that to attend the demonstration they had traveled 2.857 kilometers! Their beer bellies and incipient bald spots came from none other than Boston.
Obviously they deserve unconditional applause from the entire LGTBI community, congratulations guys for embodying the paradox that a homophobic march ends with two men alone but together traveling thousands of kilometers ... is love in the air?
A Twitter user called Matthew He has summed it up perfectly: “So the straight pride of Dallas has ended with two men who have a lot in common taking a walk. I hope you are very happy together!
By the way, the group from which the initiative started, precisely in Boston, is called ... Super Happy Fun If these guys are horny! Thank you for so many laughs, you have made our week.
Source: elpais.com, blogs.publico.es
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