Patricia Todd, who was an Alabama until 2018, said the anti-LGBTQ billboard injected into Mobile's special election on annexation represented a "first" in which anti-LGBTQ message was so public.

Patricia Todd, who was an Alabama until 2018, said the anti-LGBTQ billboard injected into Mobile’s special election on annexation represented a “first” in which anti-LGBTQ message was so public.

  • WanderingPoltergeist@kbin.social
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    2 years ago

    The faith driven always want to use the LGBT+ community to fearmonger, as if we’re a dangerous menace. The faithful will stop at nothing to smear anything they deem inappropriate without question, it’s truly worrisome as many will not even dare to question this faith-based attack. This dangerous rhetoric needs to be quashed; but that will be difficult in a Christian state like Alabama, they’ve got a strong chance of winning. It terrifies me.