Regarding this is a stupid statement…You can disagree with my thesis, but I stand by it. You have presented me with no credible evidence that my statements are incorrect; for example, am I wrong in stating that Christian fundamentalists aligned with the radical right are responsible for promoting an anti-LGBTQ agenda in Africa?

Regarding your purported support for feminism, how many will agree with the right in States taking control of a woman’s body (Roe v. Wade)? Again, today, the Pope, in his statement Re-(the lesser of two evils), has reinforced the church's support for the decision to allow states to restrict access to abortion.

I just returned home after spending the evening with a friend from Valencia. He informed me that the far-right Vox party, which opposes equal marriage and gender identity, was trying to cancel this year's Pride march.

https://www.outsports.com/2024/5/28/24094677/valencia-2026-gay-games-local-lgbtq-groups-quitting-boycott/

Recent events in the United Kingdom have shown that the radical right will not differentiate between established black and Asian people and new migrants.

Islamists did not lead the previous government in Poland. Nor is Russia an Islamic state.

Oppression of LGBTQ+ in many former colonial states stems from old colonial legislation. I agree that these states have no excuse to maintain these laws. Many former colonial countries, such as Barbados and Antigua, are overturning these laws.

Is your argument that ‘white’ people should be fearful of all non-whites because that is the logical conclusion of the radical rights agenda? Using your argument because someone is LGBTQ+ does not mean that they cannot be racist, and vice versa. Just because someone is black does not mean that they cannot be homophobic.

I am not pro-islam. I was forwarding an argument about the radical right using Islamaphobia to acquire the support of LGB individuals. You can disagree with my hypothesis that this is a ruse because I believe once in power, these groups will turn against the LGB community. Further, non of these groups support trans or queer rights.