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Just need to do some more lgbtq+ education and these losers will finally make it to the starting line of being "alright"
this post was submitted on 13 Apr 2024
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at least where i'm from originally, catholics tended to be more progressive than the average religious person, which makes sense for a place with that much history with the KKK. turns out being hated by the white supremacists makes you at least a little more amenable to marginalized people a century later.
I have a pretty low opinion of protestants, and it's not some kinda internet thing. I was born into a catholic family, and in that shitty village of a town protestants didnt acknowledge catholics as christians, except when it was convenient. I had a friend who called me out for not being "conservative" enough cuz thats what catholics were suppose to be more so than baptists apparently, but fuck that. Even in a small town we had a diverse parish, fuckin hell one of our parishoners was a transwoman.
You cant really have any pride in being a catholic, look at the history of the church, it's deeply deeply fucked up, but it still led me in a round about way to who I am today.