I’m not denying that the media is controled by horrible powerful people, but to claim this was a lynching appears to be bullshit. I’m gonna ban this community. I like the agenda. But spreading disinformation makes you just as bas as msm.
The post makes it seem like these 2 things are connected when they aren’t. These events are over 400 miles away from each other. If this was the east coast they would be 2 states away from each other.
Besides if you were a mob killing a queer man you don’t play that off like a suicide. It would be a slur tagged nearby to send a message.
Now would I believe a gay man would really create a scene for their suicide? Yes. 💯
It’s still sad, but far fetched to relate the 2 events.
You can vote, but at this point, it’s objectively clear that (at least at the federal level) your vote is meaningless
Meaningless how? By what standard? That you didn’t get everything you wanted and some people got things they wanted that you object to? That the system itself will not substantially change in your lifetime?
The truth is you vote very much does matter at the federal level. It’s literally the difference between life and death for women, trangender people, brown people… there is so much that a Democratic administration prevents and promotes that is meaningful to many in substantive… even existential ways, ever day.
First, this is just a callous thing to say and undermines a very real fear for people all over. Perceived stereotypes should play no role in how likely a crime may have been.
Second, San Francisco, for all the reputation it has as being progressive and left leaning, may be those things on average, but individually has an extremely wide range of polarized views. Especially if you consider neighboring towns, the progressive aspects of the Bay quickly fall off into the very libertarian Silicon Valley and further into the extreme right as you reach central California. It’s a dense and politically diverse place.
Riiiiight. Because people lynching someone leave a suicide note on graffiti on a bench with their name. Because angry mobs stop to figure out the person’s name and leave a note. Because they think about consequences
Dudley was set to start a new internship today at the San Francisco AIDS Foundation, Aguilar said, and had been looking forward to an upcoming wedding and friends visiting from out of town next week.
“He was so excited about being a part of that,” Aguilar said. “I know this man … there was no indication of this.”
Unfortunately, a lot of suicides seem to come out of nowhere. So, all I want to say here is that just because it was unexpected doesn’t provide evidence against suicide.
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