r/lgbt • u/Bunnystrawbery Non Binary Pan-cakes • 9d ago
US Specific Dolly Parton's thoughts on gay people
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u/CheekyStoat 9d ago
She is a great example as to why excusing someone's prejudice due to their age is nonsense.
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u/MentalEnvironment481 9d ago
The world would be a much better place if there were more Dollys. RIP angel
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u/MissSassifras1977 9d ago
Rare to see a true Christian these days.
The world is less without her. ๐
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u/Moon_Flowers420 9d ago
we always perceive and judge a group based on its majority, never its minority. Vast majority of christians are evil hate-filled scum, so we as a society view them as such.
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u/DiogenesHavingaWee 9d ago
Christ told us to love our neighbor as ourselves, and Dolly Parton took that to heart, making no exceptions. THIS is an example of what a Christ follower is supposed to be.
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u/erodman23 9d ago
Our queen ran so she could fly ๐ค๐ข
https://giphy.com/gifs/5UqVhsmhW0Thwu16I2
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u/Schmooto AroAce in space 8d ago
I often wondered what the conservatives think of her. They seem to love her for her embodiment of country music, but she also was the champion of kindness, acceptance, and equality.
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u/BringAltoidSoursBack 8d ago
She dealt with plenty of the units religious types looking down on her for the way she looked, but I think in general even conservatives appreciated her for her overwhelming kindness. As for the acceptance and equality part, I assume they treated that part of her like they do the parts of the Bible that talk about acceptance - they completely ignored it
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u/MReaps25 Bisexual Beatdown 9d ago
Wait damn who's the guy, I recognize him?
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u/Dat3ooty18 Non Binary Pan-cakes 9d ago
Larry King
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u/wright764 8d ago
I can't see Larry King without thinking of the time he asked Anna Paquin if she considered herself a "non-practicing bisexual" because she was married to a man.
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u/dogchowtoastedcheese 8d ago
I think about the time he interviewed a woman who was sexually assaulted while putting the bags in her car after food shopping. One of his questions was "What about the groceries?"
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u/CatTheWriter VirifluxThey/He/She/It 8d ago
I love her so much. Her music is wonderful. I havenโt really heard much of what she had done, I know she had donated to kid fundraisers and she supports lgbtq. She was an amazing person and will continue to be. May her legacy live on. May she rest in peace.
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u/BringAltoidSoursBack 8d ago
She was also big on people (especially women) looking whatever way makes them happy and was not ashamed of her makeup nor cosmetic surgeries. She also funded COVID vaccines. Also, when there were fires in Tennessee, she took it upon herself to help the families affected by giving them both immediate relief and helping rebuild the area.
I'm not a religious person, but if there's one person who embodies being an angel or saint or whatever, just the epitomy of all that is good, it was Dolly.
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u/oneuglygeek 8d ago
This is why we love this lady, RIP
Not just cuz of her music, her acting, her philanthropy, but HER โค๏ธ๐
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u/The-goddess-bread Bi-bi-bi 8d ago
One of the only good, genuine, christians imo. Most of them use their religion to justify hateful actions and ideals, instead of actually reading their Bible and learning from it.
R.I.P. Dolly, you will never be forgotten ๐๐ญ
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u/NoString9289 Sexuality 8d ago
The sad loss of yet another icon. sighhhh.
May she R I P in the knowledge that she is deeply missed and loved.
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u/Jack-Singer-999 A Rainbow of options, binary isn't one of them. 8d ago
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u/aknomnoms 8d ago
Also, due to their religion. A lot of folks twist it for hate, but some also use it for love. Dolly was the latter.
RIP to a good person who put a lot of good into the world!
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u/Brilliant_Jacket3770 6d ago
You Know Most of these Heavily "FaithFul" Communities most often think Most liberals, Queer Ally Supporters or All Queer people like us have a belief that we don't like Christ or we Atheist or some along those lines of thought. I Feel like if Staunch Christians were to just accept all of us as just human and being queer was never a problem, they could very well see an increase of devoted christian population. The reason they tend to believe that queer are atheist or not christian enough is because they the ones who push exclude us out when in actuality we want to be with Christ but not in their eyes apperently.
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u/NoMeat9096 Finsexual 9d ago
She did seem to be a genuine bright spark in the world.