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7/23/2025, 9:12:04 PM
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Turns out sodomy and trannyism are extremely unpopular without state propaganda by globohomo.
>Pride is traditionally the time for queers to be messy and text our most toxic exes, but there’s only one I want back in my DMs this year: corporate sponsors.
>Oh how I used to sneer at the rainbow-coloured logos washing over LinkedIn like a gaudy tsunami. The endless merch and collabs designed to attract the booming pink pound. It used to feel like you couldn’t move for a LGBTQ+ themed advert chirpily reminding us that Love Wins etc.
>But that was when there was enough pro-LGBTQ+ consensus that we could push back against sponsors. The UK has plunged down the rankings for LGBTQ+ rights in Europe in the decade since 2015, from number one to 22nd in 2025, in part due to the Supreme Court ruling rolling back protections for trans people.
>Now it feels like political will to protect our rights has evaporated, public opinion has done a total 180, and brands are rushing for the rainbow exit, binning the colourful flags as they go. It’s no longer “on brand” to care about equality, and it’s the queer community that suffers for it now the money has dried up.
Turns out sodomy and trannyism are extremely unpopular without state propaganda by globohomo.
>Pride is traditionally the time for queers to be messy and text our most toxic exes, but there’s only one I want back in my DMs this year: corporate sponsors.
>Oh how I used to sneer at the rainbow-coloured logos washing over LinkedIn like a gaudy tsunami. The endless merch and collabs designed to attract the booming pink pound. It used to feel like you couldn’t move for a LGBTQ+ themed advert chirpily reminding us that Love Wins etc.
>But that was when there was enough pro-LGBTQ+ consensus that we could push back against sponsors. The UK has plunged down the rankings for LGBTQ+ rights in Europe in the decade since 2015, from number one to 22nd in 2025, in part due to the Supreme Court ruling rolling back protections for trans people.
>Now it feels like political will to protect our rights has evaporated, public opinion has done a total 180, and brands are rushing for the rainbow exit, binning the colourful flags as they go. It’s no longer “on brand” to care about equality, and it’s the queer community that suffers for it now the money has dried up.
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