Pink Dot happens this weekend

[laksaboy]

A little something for the homos out there... especially the more zealous ones who insist 'love is love' or the LGBT folks deserve the 'freedom to love'.

 

[Si1verwolf]

Look out for the team from AWARE. They will sure show face one.

 

[IamHandsome]

The Ah Kua Show.

 

[Leongsam]

Fucking faggots!

 

[syed putra]

 

[batman1]

THe chief CAQ will be there ?

 

[laksaboy]

I passed by that place earlier.

Saw a heavily tattooed Gen Z girl, wearing boots with two trans LGBT flags attached to them.

Also two Malay uncles wearing matching pink t-shirts, walking over from the Chinatown area.

A number of auxillary police officers deployed, and an ambulance parked there.

Looks like a pasar malam inside there, but with announcers and loud music.


This was the flag:

 

[IamHandsome]

Ah Kua lai liao. . .

 

[laksaboy]

PAP's Daryl David at Pink Dot. PAP must show face lah, many votes at stake.

 

[IamHandsome]

不男不女 and 阴阳怪气 gathering!

 

[A Singaporean]

Where are all the women free CAQ ?

 

[Balls2U]

PAP's Daryl David at Pink Dot. PAP must show face lah, many votes at stake.

Did he host a mini Pyramid Game session there? The questions are all LGBTQ related.

 

[laksaboy]

Did he host a mini Pyramid Game session there? The questions are all LGBTQ related.

He should host this Pyramid Game in a future Pink Dot.

 

[tobelightlight]

I passed by that place earlier.

You passed by or join them, please state correctly.

 

[True Believer]

It is obvious that the growing gay-rights movement seeks to normalise the homosexual lifestyle in S'pore. First, they refer to their annual event as Pink Dot, which is a play on the nickname of our country - the Little Red Dot; it appears that their intention mirrors that of the American militant gay movement, which seeks to raise a generation of homosexuals. Second, they infiltrated the Comprehensive Sex Education (CSE) programme in our schools by making insidious calls to our children to regard homosexual practices as normal. Third, they try to impose the gay lifestyle on others in the name of tolerance and the freedom to love in our society.

 

[True Believer]

Look out for the team from AWARE. They will sure show face one.

Since gays are free to lead their lives and enjoy their homosexual-themed plays, bars and clubs as well as public and web discussions, their freedom can hardly be considered severely curbed in this country. In spite of Pink Dot’s claim to advocate inclusivity and celebrate diversity, what is clearly evident is their prejudice, emotional outbursts, sweeping generalisations about so-called support from mainstream S'poreans and a propensity to condemn views of the pro-family lobby.

 

[bobby]

WTF cannot say I donch like faggot…it is called homophobia.

I got nothing against them but I would not support it especially if they want to show it off.

Liddat say can all Geylang customers form a day for us to celebrate with pride?

 

[batman1]

The chief CAQ not there.

 

[laksaboy]

You passed by or join them, please state correctly.

Passed by, need to queue up to get inside, and joiners wear a pink wristband to identify for re-entry. I am not that free, just in that area for makan.

 

[laksaboy]

不男不女 and 阴阳怪气 gathering!

Not bad, Sinkie homos are also into the healthy lifestyle.