The intersectionality cult has hit a new low.
The Human Hate Campaign (otherwise known as the Human Rights Campaign, promoting LGBT privileges), published a report about "Out" Asian athletes.
Two checks for the intersectionality box:
1. Gay
2. Asian
3. Anything we should add? Male? Female? Immigrant?
Here's one profile: Tadd Fujikawa.
Notice how he flaunts his "gayness" with the six-colored logo on his hat.
Here's the first paragraph about himself on his professional website:
Fujikawa, a native of Hawaii, most recently made headlines
being the first openly gay male professional golfer. He came to fame in 2006
when he qualified for the U.S. Open at Winged Foot, which made him the youngest
ever to qualify at 15 years old. The next year he made the cut at the Sony Open
in Hawaii, becoming the youngest player in 50 years to make the weekend in a
PGA Tour event.
What do his sexual preferences have to do with playing golf? Can anyone answer this question for me? Why does it matter? Why do we need to know about this?
Consider what he writes at the bottom of his "About" page on his website:
In his coming out post, he wrote, “I can’t wait for the day
we all can live without feeling like we’re different and excluded. A time when
we can love the way we want to love and not be ashamed. We are all human and
equal after all. So I dare you…spread love. Let’s do our part to make this
world a better place.”
So, Fujikawa wants to spread love, and he wants to live life without feeling different or excluded.
Yet he insisted on sharing the following with the general viewing public:
So, we all get to see his butt, and we get to see that he was sweating. Seriously? And he calls this dampness "hot flashes." Really.
He wants people to treat him with respect, and he does not want to be treated differently, yet he insists on treating us to a picture of his rear shoved in our faces.
Why do we need to see this?
Afterthought
Homosexuals, especially homosexual activists, do not display very good judgment. They are more interested in promoting themselves and act out in very silly ways. It's almost as though they have not grown up.
Why would an adult insist on showing the world his wet pants, his wet buttocks, as though this will help for his bid that so-called LGBT people be treated normal, just like everyone else?
The behaviors are not normal. The ideology is not normal. The desperate need for self-promotion and public acceptance is not normal. What is going on here?
And once again, what does Fujikawa's sexual behavior (in reality, perversion) have to do with professional golf?
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