"I can't make it to work today. I feel faaaabulous..."
The only people who can get away with this are the ones who work for guilty liberals who sympathize with them in the first place. Hence, their action will have no impact.
In a tight job market this is a fine way to let your employer know you are dispensible and easily replaced! "Call in gay" day and watch how fast your head spins when your out of a job! Then again, that's the plan, isn't it? Next: Gays launch class action lawsuit over workplace firings, claim dismissals related to absenteeism are "discrimination".
This is apparently inspired by leftist illegal alien coddlers who wanted "A Day Without A Mexican". Did anyone even notice that one? Let's see outside of the entertainment, hair care and fashion industries, crucial to be sure, what is there maybe 1-2 gays per 100 employees? Yes, that should REALLY shutdown the economy. Can we just call it a "Day without drama" instead?
Good thoughts courtesy of Brian Corbino:
You are judged by the company you keep. And in the era of identity politics, "the company you keep" has been expanded.More good thoughts:
Those on the left wanted to pursue identity politics so they could become more powerful. Well, now that whole thing is getting in the way of (their) individualism. How's that working out for ya?
That's as may be, but whether you voted for them or not, they (militant leftists) have become the public face of all gays.
Just as Hamas has become the public face of all muslims.
When normal members of subgroup X refuse to stand up and shout "you do not speak for me, douchebag!", then you oughtn't be surprised when people think that all members of X are douchebags.
2 comments:
I did watch "A Day Without A Mexican" a few months ago and they completely spoiled whatever leftist agenda point they had by making the evil fog eliminate all Californians of Mexican descent, including people who had been US Citizens for generations. So it was not really a very effective answer to those who propose curbing illegal immigration. And then of course there was the reporter who did not disappear initially, but who eventually did because "in my heart I am a Mexican"...
Great post, I really enjoyed it.
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