And fellow right wingers here? I feel like a leper in the gay community. Seems like every gay person I meet is a one issue voter.
Also, the gay right wingers, myself included, all seem to be straight acting cis dudes. It sucks for me, because I like fem boy type guys.
>>5508344
This thread sucks. Doesn't really have any premise other than your opinion. Why did you make this thread? Is this one of your first. If so you need to learn thread building etiquette. Make sure the last sentence is a debate worthy topic, question, or high quality bait.
I'm pretty /pol/tarded(without all that degeneracy talk, jewish conspiracy bullshit, and cuck fantasies). I'd would for republicans(if I was American) in this political climate just to spite the sjw camp within the democratic party. Other than that I'd say I'm more of a libertarian and a freedom lover.
American """"""""""""""politics""""""""""""""
>>5508344
>Seems like every gay person I meet is a one issue voter.
>the gay right wingers, myself included, all seem to be straight acting cis dudes.
DOES NOT COMPUTE
Also if you're that desperate for a qt fem boy then find a liberal one issue voter and slowly turn him over to your side.
>>5508394
>liking republicans just because liberals don't
You are what is wrong with America
Honestly, can't you find anything more substantial to base your views on than muh librulz
>>5508344
I feel the same way. But MANY voters are one-issue voters. They vote for someone because
-they are black
-they are a woman
-they support the 2nd Amendment
-they want gun control
-they are isolationists
Take your pick.
I'd love to be able to vote for someone with more liberal /LGBT views, but I see national defense and the economy as bigger issues and yes, that sets me apart from many of my LGBT friends but that's the way it is.
>>5508410
>American """"""""""""""politics""""""""""""""
>>5508746
>Implying there are no people who only vote republican because the democratic candidate is one of those things and they can't bring themselves to vote for e.g. a black guy even though he shares their views on a lot of other things
>>5508799
I didn't say that nor meant to imply it. Republicans are as much one-issue voters as Democrats. This is particularly true around gun control (which is why I wanted to include "support 2nd Amendment" in my list.
But I don't see voting for one party as a one-issue voter thing. I vote republican because I see them better on the issues that I care about just as people vote for Democrats because on the broad spectrum of issues, they feel the Democrats address those issues better.
And with the field of candidates this time around unfortunately that will probably be the way most people vote.
"I'm going to hold my nose and vote for _______ because I don't want to vote for anyone in the other party."
That feel. I know I'm not voting for Bernie Sanders senpai, but I feel like I can't say that in front of my liberal pals
>>5508354
Butthurt detected
You're voting for a party that has, as a platform plank, the premise that you are defective and do not have the same civil rights as heteros. You're not being treated like a leper, you're being treated like a moron, because you ARE.
>>5515974
This is why women should not be allowed to vote.
>>5508344
This is why I dont associate with other gays really irl. But I still need to find a qt bf